The Latest in Cybersecurity Innovation at Security Field Day 14
The world should be more secure, and Tech Field Day is helping make it happen. Join Tom Hollingsworth, event lead for Security Field Day, for two days of insights from top security companies, innovative startups, and expert delegates. On September 24, Hewlett-Packard Enterprise (HPE) shares its first public presentation since acquiring Juniper, followed by a delegate roundtable and Infoblox on DNS security. On September 25, Nile covers zero trust and endpoint security, Square X explores browser security, and 1Password shares strategies beyond password hygiene. Tune in to see how the latest innovations are keeping people and software safe.
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The world should be more secure and we're helping to make it that way as Security Field Day. Hi, I'm Tom Hollingsworth, event Lead for All Things Security here at Tech Field Day, which is a part of the Future Group, and we're very excited to be bringing you the latest edition of Security Field Day. We have a great lineup of presenters and delegates that are going to be talking about all the various ways that we need to be safe, both in our deeds, but also in the way that our software keeps us safe.
We have two great days of presentations headed your way, and I wanna recap what people are gonna be talking about when you tune in to watch Security Field Day. We're gonna be kicking off on Wednesday, September the 24th with Hewlett Packard Enterprise, now known as HPE. This is one of the very first times that HPE has been able to publicly present since the acquisition of Juniper, and we're gonna be getting both sides of that team.
We're gonna be hearing from the HPE networking team, formerly HP Aruba Networking, but we're also gonna be hearing from HPE Juniper Networking, talking about their SRX firewalls. It's gonna be really excited to hear about how all of these products are coming together and helping make us all safer and more secure. After that, we're gonna have a security Field Day delegate round table.
This is an opportunity for our delegates to really offer their opinions and create some great discussion around a topic that's hot in the security space. So make sure you tune in for that. After lunch, we're gonna be hearing from our friends over at Infoblox.
If you know anything about Infoblox, you know they're very deep into the D-D-I-D-N-S-D-H-C-P and IAM infrastructure, and they're gonna be specifically talking about DNS. Uh, DNS. Security is something that is becoming more and more important for those out there in the space, trying to find ways to keep metadata more secure and we're gonna hear all about it.
They have a great lineup of presenters and we can't wait to hear more from them. Thursday the 25th, we're gonna be starting off with some Friends of Tech Field Day, and that would be Nile. You've seen them at previous events like Mobility Field Day, but this time they're gonna be talking about their security aspects and they're gonna be talking about things like Zero trust controls, endpoint isolation, micro-segmentation, and very fine grain policies.
We can't wait to hear what they have to say because they've always been such a wonderful part of what we've seen at previous Field Day events, and I know they're gonna bring that same energy to the room at Security Field Day after them is the first of one of our new companies that would be Square x. I had a chance to sit down with Square X recently, and you can check out the coverage that I had on my LinkedIn profile, but they're talking about using the browser as the new atomic unit of consumption when it comes to workers in the industry. How do you keep a browser secure?
How do you ensure that your users are doing everything they can when there are so many things out there that can attack a browser? We're gonna hear all about that during the Square X presentation after that is another one of our new companies, and we're very excited to see One password as a part of Security Field Day. Now, I know what you're probably saying to yourself, one password.
I use them to keep my passwords safe. There's so much more to security than just password hygiene, and one Password has a great story to tell around all of the things that they're doing to expand that idea and make sure that we are safer when we're logging in and making sure that everything that we do is keeping everyone from exposing things that they probably shouldn't. We also have a wonderful lineup of delegates that will be joining us for this event, and I'd also like to say a very special welcome to Alan Shimmel, who will be joining us for his very first security field day.
We are extremely interested to hear his perspective on things. com, we await his Sagelike wisdom. We have other great people who will be joining us.
com, you can see a list of who they are. You can also check out their bios, their profiles, and for those that have been to Security Field Day in the past, you can check out some of their writing. We hope that you'll be able to join us for the live streaming video on the 24th and the 25th.
com or check us out on our LinkedIn page. You can follow us there and our videos will go live. com, where we'll, we will be streaming all of the great information to you.
If you want to participate on social media, make sure you use the hashtag XFD 14. Um, I'm gonna be primarily on Blue Sky, but whatever platform you use, we'd love to hear what you have to say. There's a lot to talk about and we can't wait to bring it to you safely, securely, and only moderately encrypted so that you can digest it.
Make sure you tune in for security fill day. We can't wait to see you there.
