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And finally, hear from RSAC APJ Ambassador, Magda Chelly: This will be your second year speaking at RSAC APJ—what are you most looking forward to? Facilitating the discussions around important and critical challenges in the industry with peers is something that I am looking forward to. There is nothing like ... Read More

These are evolving times in cybersecurity. We’re constantly inundated with new strategies and approaches meant to stem threats. New technologies like artificial intelligence and machine learning promise to fight the bad actors more efficiently than we ever could. And the wider, cheaper availability of advanced nefarious tools has democratized cybercrime ... Read More

Next up, hear from RSAC APJ Ambassador, My-Ngoc Nguyen: This will be your first time speaking at RSAC APJ – what are you most looking forward to? I’m looking forward to sharing my knowledge and experience with audience members from a different side of the world that I’m from and ... Read More

In cybersecurity, more knowledge means more protection. But let’s be honest, staying smart is a lot of work. It means going out of your way to meet experts and find credible resources. Or, you could just come to RSA Conference 2019 Asia Pacific & Japan and get all the intel ... Read More

Some big changes are afoot at RSAC, specifically with our leadership: Sandra Toms, who helped spearhead RSAC for two decades, has moved on, with her co-pilot along much of that journey, Linda Gray Martin, stepping in to take the reins. Linda has been a senior leader of RSAC for over ... Read More

Name: John Scimone Title and company: Senior Vice President & Chief Security Officer, Dell Technologies Number of years in the information security industry: 15 RSAC: What was your first job in the infosec industry? My first job that involved security was actually as a software developer for a software company ... Read More

Name: Dawn Cappelli Title and company: VP Global Security and CISO, Rockwell Automation Number of years in the information security industry: 18 RSAC: What was your first job in the infosec industry? I started working at Carnegie Mellon University’s CERT Program one month before 9/11. I was hired to help ... Read More

*Warning this post or embedded links may contain spoilers* Following last year’s blog series spotlighting Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi and the film’s connection with cybersecurity, we’d be remiss not to do the same with this year’s biggest action blockbuster to date, Captain Marvel. The film is centered ... Read More

Name: Narelle Devine Title and company: CISO, Australian Government Department of Human Services Number of years in the information security industry: 15 years If you weren’t working in the infosec world, what would you be doing? I would probably still be in the Royal Australian Navy driving warships. What does ... Read More

Title:Barbara Lazarus Professor in Information Networking Director, Information Networking Institute (INI) Founding Director, Education, Training and Outreach, CyLab Carnegie Mellon University Number of years in the information security industry: 16 RSAC: What was your first job in the infosec industry? Haritos Tsamitis: In 2003, I was one of the founding ... Read More