Jayson E Street has robbed banks, hotels and government facilities. He consulted on the wi-fi security of the White House and was one of Time Magazine’s persons of the year. You won’t soon forget what he shares during our breakfast keynote on Wednesday morning.
Jerry Gamblin is a principal engineer for Cisco and is closing our event with the Frugal Defender’s Guide to Vulnerability Intelligence with Open-Source Data.
Our data privacy track is being led by Andra Williams, an expert on the topics of privacy, security and confidentiality of student data systems. She comes to us from the U.S. Department of Education Privacy Technical Assistance Center (PTAC).
In addition to two back-to-back sessions on Wednesday (Next Gen Networking, followed by Architectural Differences and Cost Comparisons), Fortinet is providing our lunch-time speaker who will share with us three simple and effective cybersecurity exercises you can implement in your own organization.
Two crowd favorites are also returning to our MOREnet Annual Conference. Derek Melber is presenting three breakout sessions on preventative security and vulnerability management.
Aaron Riley, who is known for his energetic and interactive cybersecurity sessions, is presenting Defending Against Evil: Mitigations for Phishing Proxy Frameworks.
You won’t want to miss the fun we have planned to help facilitate networking with your peers. Tuesday evening, we are hosting our popular Exhibit Hall Reception where you will meet with vendors and learn about new technologies, followed by an all-new pinball tournament.