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Attending RSA in San Francisco? Visit the AWS Pop-up Loft for Security Talks!

Many of my colleagues will be heading to San Francisco next week for the RSA conference. In order to make your time in San Francisco even more worthwhile, you may want to consider attending some security sessions at the AWS Pop-up Loft on Market Street (a short walk from Moscone Center). The talks (from our team and from our customers) will cover a wide variety of topics including securing IoT devices and applications, protecting millions of customers, and complying with government regulations.

Here is the schedule:

On Monday, February 29th the AWS Security, Risk, Compliance, Security Solution Architecture, and Professional Services teams will be holding a happy hour / mixer from 3 PM to 5 PM. You can meet members of the teams learn about our security assurance automation program, ask questions, learn about opportunities on the team and find out more about our their plans. The first 100 attendees can also grab a free T-shirt!

On Tuesday and Wednesday, we have a full agenda:

Tuesday, March 1, 2016 Wednesday, March 2, 2016
10 AM – 11 AM Securing Things with Other Things (Don “Beetle” Bailey, AWS) Security Incident Response Simulations (SIRS) with Coinbase (Jon Miller, AWS / Armando Leite, AWS / Rob Witoff, Coinbase)
11 AM – Noon Defending, Detecting, and Blocking Hardware and Firmware Attacks (Ted Reed, Facebook) Security by Design – Modernizing Technology Governance in the Cloud (Tim Sandage, AWS)
Noon – 1 PM Lunch (Provided) Lunch (Provided)
1 PM – 2 PM Inception: Using the Cloud to Secure Data Before, During, and After the Cloud (Adam Ghetti, Ionic Security) Scaling Security for Your First 10 Million Customers (Hart Rossman, AWS & Bill Shinn, AWS)
2 PM – 3 PM DevSecOps with Stelligent (Matt Bretan, AWS & Henrik Johansson, AWS) Data integrity in GxP Systems Using AWS Products (Chris Walley, AWS)
3 PM – 4 PM Logs Logs Logs and what to do with them (Will Kruse, AWS) Automating Industry Best Practices for Securing Your Cloud (Blake Frantz, AWS)
4 PM – 5 PM Security Team Meetup Programmatic Security in AWS (John Martinez, Evident.io)
6 PM – 9 PM

Shared Responsibility Model for Cloud Security (best practices presentations and panel discussion)

 

The sessions are free and you need not register in advance. Space is limited so you’d best get there early!

Jeff;

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Jeff Barr

Jeff Barr is Chief Evangelist for AWS. He started this blog in 2004 and has been writing posts just about non-stop ever since.