Radiokerry.Ie Subsea Cable Security Symposium Addresses Global Connectivity Risks
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- •Over 90 delegates from 15 countries are attending the symposium.
- •Key topics include subsea cable restoration and resilience strategies.
- •Dr. Camino Kavanagh is a notable speaker, emphasizing historical context.
The second subsea cable security and resilience symposium is being held in South Kerry, attracting over 90 delegates from 15 countries. The event, hosted at the Valentia Island Transatlantic Cable Station, focuses on the restoration and repair of subsea cables as essential elements of global connectivity resilience. Key speakers include Minister for Foreign Affairs and Defence Helen McEntee and Communications Minister Patrick O'Donovan, alongside Dr. Camino Kavanagh from King’s College London. The symposium aims to address current policies and practices related to subsea cable security amidst rising global tensions. The discussions will also incorporate historical perspectives relevant to the region's cable infrastructure. The event runs from April 21 to April 24, 2026.
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