RSA Conference 2015 in Tweets – Part 2
Posted on 23 April 2015 by
If you missed our experts’ sessions and SafeNet and Gemalto booth activities, check out this new batch of tweets capturing great moments from RSA Conference 2015.
Category: Secure the Breach
RSA Conference 2015 in Tweets – Part 1
Posted on 22 April 2015 by
We’ve already had a great time at the SafeNet and Gemalto booth at the 2015 RSA Conference in San Francisco. Check out some of our favorite tweets/photos from the event (so far) below, showing the presentations, info-tainment, SafeGame and other can’t-miss booth activities. You can see everything we’re doing throughout the show by following us […]
Data is the New Oil, So How Are We Protecting…
Posted on 21 April 2015 by
Many organisations are sitting on information assets of huge worth — just because they are not making the most of them doesn’t change that fact. So, which data assets can be valuable and to whom, for better or worse?
RSA Conference 2015: Finally, a Theme with Relevance
Posted on 16 April 2015 by
This post originally appeared on SafeNet’s The Art of Data Protection blog – now part of the Gemalto Digital Security blog. It’s fitting that the theme for this year’s RSA Conference is “Change: Challenge Today’s Security Thinking,” because change is exactly what many corporate security programs need to do if they’re going to effectively safeguard […]
Data Security Confidence Index 2015 Results – RSA 2015 Preview
Posted on 15 April 2015 by
The new Data Security Confidence Index results highlight perimeter defense spending, how worried IT decision makers are about data breaches, and customer data protection.
RSA 2015 Session Preview: The Encryption Games
Posted on 09 April 2015 by
In the last few years, encryption has become one of the shields used to protect the sensitive data organizations produce and are entrusted with by their customers. In 2013, in response to revelations about government surveillance and censorship concerns, companies like Google, Facebook, and Yahoo made public efforts to strengthen their encryption efforts. Google Inc. […]