Infosecurity Europe 2026:
Stand Round-Up

We’ve been building stands at this event for many years. It’s incredibly rewarding to watch the exhibition grow, and it is equally proud for us to see the businesses we partner with flourish year after year. For the 2026 event, we delivered six outstanding spaces for a mix of new and returning clients.

Here’s a look at the design details from this year’s show floor!

This marks our second year working with SureCloud, and they returned to the show with a significantly larger stand footprint. To anchor their presence, we built four-metre-high stand walls clad in seamless graphics and finished with an eye-catching illuminated trim.

To maximise visibility across the busy hall, a massive perimeter-shaped ceiling banner was suspended above the space, beaming the SureCloud logo down to the aisles. The layout balanced a private meeting room for quiet client negotiations with a comfortable bar seating area for casual conversations.

A central focal point was a large welcome desk featuring an embedded Lego prize container, a custom countdown display, and an illuminated base. Above this, a high-level 85-inch screen beamed marketing videos along the aisles.

We welcomed SOCRadar as a new client this year, delivering an impressive and structurally advanced exhibition stand. The architecture relied on a large overhead canopy structure connected to an upright column, which neatly housed dedicated product demonstration stations and illuminated logos.

We integrated a private meeting room complete with a bar table and stools to give their team a quiet space for technical walk-throughs. Visitors were welcomed onto the stand via a centrally positioned welcome desk.

The premium finish was completed by a raised sub-floor with safe, ramped edging and split floor coverings, while four-metre walls featured high-level, rear-illuminated logos to capture attention from a distance.

Marking our second year with Intel471, their stand design was expanded this year to accommodate a larger footprint with a single open side. The layout featured 4 metre-high walls integrated with a downlit canopy structure and vibrant red LED trim across the framework.

High-level branding relied on crisp, halo-illuminated logos and a large 85-inch screen running product marketing videos. To create an engaging visitor experience, we built a custom popcorn giveaway station featuring a carnival-style roof with embedded LED strips, situated next to an informal bar seating area.

The entire space was built on a premium sub-floor with custom printed split flooring, embedded light strips, and ramped edges for full accessibility.

This was our third year partnering with Cybanetix. For 2026, they expanded their space to feature a joint collaboration with the AI security brand Noma. We constructed four-metre-high walls and a large overhead canopy to provide ample branding real opportunities for both partners.

The interactive stand layout included two bar-seated product demonstration stations equipped with dedicated screens, alongside a “Top Gear” style leaderboard wall for running live visitor competitions.

Halo-illuminated logos elevated the overall brand presence, and a built-in store room was included to keep staff belongings and promotional giveaways out of sight.

Returning for their second year with Graphic Mill, YesWeHack utilised the same stand footprint and layout framework as last year but updated the space with entirely fresh graphics. This project is an excellent example of how clever design reusability can save on budget and reduce material waste without compromising on visual impact.

The stand featured 4-metre-high walls with a distinct angled main section designed to maximise brand visibility down the aisles. An L-shaped welcome desk provided an organised spot to greet new leads, leading into an open area with a high 55-inch marketing screen and two high bar tables for casual networking.

We were delighted to design a new stand for Criminal IP by AI Spera, a cyber defence company based in South Korea making an impact at the London show. Their space was open on two sides and featured a prominent four-metre-high store room tower connected to three-metre-high perimeter walls.

A rear-illuminated logo was positioned at the very top of the tower for maximum brand exposure across the hall, while deep navy vinyl flooring clearly designated their stand boundaries. The highly functional layout included a standing demo station on the main wall, a casual bar table against the side wall for deeper technical chats, and a welcome desk equipped with custom hooks to neatly display their giveaway tote bags.

Our workshop and on-site build teams enjoyed another highly successful week at Excel London. Infosecurity Europe 2026 has been a fantastic event for our clients, and we are incredibly grateful to work alongside such forward-thinking businesses.

We’re already looking forward to collaborating on even better design features for next year’s show.