RSA Conference 2016, Day One
The first day of 2016's RSA Security Conference is in the books, and the ESG team offered some thoughts from San Francisco on the sights, sounds, and news from the event:
Doug Cahill, Senior Analyst
The first day of the RSA Conference is as much about the side conferences as it is about RSA itself, including America Growth Capital’s (AGC) investor conference and the Trusted Computing Group’s sub-conference focused on securing the Internet of Things (IoT) in both the panels and vendor expo.
Of note at the TCG event were representatives from the operating system sides of Microsoft and Google — as well as a principal engineer from CoreOS — who were not there to debate which OS would win the IoT war, but more to talk about leveraging Trusted Platform Module (TPM) as a trusted foundation to secure the increasingly vast array on IoT devices, sensors, and systems.
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