Leaders Breakfast: The Future of Security with Silicon Valley Strategist Joe Gottlieb
FREE TO TECHCOLUMBUS MEMBERS! Join TechColumbus as we welcoming a thought leader in enterprise security, Joe Gottlieb, as he discusses the state of the threat and the future of IT security. You'll learn about the new threats to the secuity of your company data and new technologies and techniques to stop cybercrime.
Data theft conspiracies can take many forms. With the evolution of cybercrime into a multi-billion (multi-trillion?) dollar industry, cybercriminals have the highest motivation to attack the enterprise in pursuit of credit card numbers, identity information and intellectual property. But cybercriminals have to fight their way through security defenses, while employees tend to sit inside most of these defenses and thus represent attractive co-conspirators. Of course the most attractive co-conspirators are “highly credentialed” employees such as system administrators, DBAs and executives.
Learn more from one of the top security professionals in the country.
A breakfast buffet will be provided.
7:30-8am: Networking and Breakfast
8am-9am: Joe Gottlieb
9-9:30am: Q&A, Networking
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Speaker Details:
Joe Gottlieb
Joe is responsible for developing and implementing SenSage's marketing and alliance strategies, and with over 20 years experience in the information technology industry is widely acknowledged as a thought leader in enterprise security. Joe joined SenSage from McAfee where he was Vice President of Corporate Strategy and Technology Alliances, responsible for developing and implementing corporate strategy throughout the company, and creating the Security Innovation Alliance, McAfee's technology partnering program. Prior to McAfee, he served as Director of Strategy and Business Development at Nokia Enterprise Solutions for the Security & Mobile Connectivity Business Unit. Previously, Joe was with META Group as EVP of Marketing, Sales and Online Services and before that as VP and Service Director of the Open Computing and Server Strategies service where he led a team of analysts providing market research and consulting services. He began his career as a network consultant for Ernst & Young, and holds a BSEE in Electrical Engineering from Cornell University.