Trusted Computing Group Hosts RSA Conference 2012 Session
For the eighth year, Trusted Computing Group will host an educational seminar at RSA Conference. This year's event will be Monday, Feb. 27, in Esplanade rooms 301-303 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. This event started years ago as a way for attendees to learn more about emerging industry standards for trusted computing and has evolved into a lab form, lots of demos and now, this year, a focus on how users worldwide deploy trusted computing.
This year, TCG users will focus on the "Paradox of Security." Today's security environment is increasingly challenged not only by traditional threats of data loss, malware, cyberattacks and keeping the bad guys off the enterprise networks but also by newer threats such as increasingly reliance on social networking, bring your own devices and a proliferation of unmanaged devices and workers.
Speakers this year will host panels, talks and demos:
- Hussein Syed, Barnabas Health
- Mark Mulvaney, Boston Medical Center
- Dean Notarnicola, Daiichi Sankyo Inc.
- Nicolas Ponsini, Gemalto
- Leslie Andresen, General Dynamics C4 Systems
- Shawn Mullen, IBM
- James Greene, Intel Corporation
- Steve Orrin, Intel Corporation
- Steve Hanna, Juniper Networks
- James Clifford, Los Alamos National Laboratory
- David Lennon, Lumeta Corporation
- Paul Bartock, National Security Agency
- Michael Willett, Samsung
- Jason Cox, Seagate Technology
- Rob MacBride, United Network for Organ Sharing
- Thi Nguyen Huu, WinMagic
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