By: Editorial Staff, Date: February 10th, 2022
While integrating information technology keeps the delivery of goods and services at ease, companies should still ensure that data remains protected. Thus, organizations must be well-versed with all the latest trends and developments in cybersecurity to strategically structure their programs, save and prevent data breaches to ensure data integrity and trust. Join us in unlocking significant insights that will surely help strengthen your organization’s cyber defenses.
Paul Farrington
Chief Product Officer
Glasswall Solutions
Paul Farrington, an executive with commendable experiences in development, security, and operations (DevSecOps), is our first resource person to share invaluable information and insights in the field of cybersecurity. Paul’s driven and energetic ways of product management are remarkable. He has launched security products to manage a broad range of challenges, including operational scalability, global development, and organizational growth. His strategic approaches have led and kept profitable product operations at scale while recognizing the dynamic needs of customer satisfaction and prioritization. Listen as he comprehensively discusses how to bolster your organizational defenses against the most advanced file-based threats.
Stephen Gilmer
Managing Director
B. Riley Financial
Our next speaker is Stephen Gilmer, a six-sigma black belt and a certified chief information security officer. His technical expertise and executive leadership for over 25 years are astounding. Stephen has proactively resolved complex investigation, audit, and regulatory oversight issues. He has also implemented a design of sensitive data and IP security control programs and developed a security framework formation policy at the national level. With an experienced professional like Stephen, you’ll surely gain valuable insights on structuring proactive cyber risk management.
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