In two weeks, I'll be at the
Akamai Edge customer conference. It's a terrific opportunity to meet face-to-face with a lot of our customers and get their feedback on what's working for them and what we can improve upon. A robust Web Security track of talks is planned, and I'll be blogging about it.
The security track will run each day of Edge. Here's a partial list of what's planned:
Wednesday, Oct. 8:
1:30 PM-2:10 PMMillion Browser Botnet - Live DemonstrationMichael Smith, Director Information Security, Akamai
2:20 PM-3:00 PMThe Evolution of TLS/SSL - Improving the Foundations of Internet Security
Brian Sniffen, Chief Security Architect, Akamai Technologies
3:10 PM-3:50 PM2014 DDoS Threat Report
David Fernandez, PLXsert Manager, Akamai Technologies
4:00 PM-4:40 PMThe Growing Importance of CyberSecurity
Steven Chabinsky, former Deputy Assistant Director FBI's Cyber Division
Thursday, Oct. 9:
1:30 PM-2:10 PMDisruptive Trends in Security
Adrian Lane, Senior Security Strategist, Securosis
2:20 PM-3:00 PMIncident Response Panel - From Theory to RealityDavid Grau, Head of Threat Response, Intelligence and Defensive Technologies, TD Bank
Lisa Beegle, Security Customer Success Manager, Akamai Technologies
3:10 PM-3:50 PM
3:10 PM-3:50 PM Using Client Reputation to Enhance Security
Ory Segal, Director of Threat Research, Akamai
John Summers, Vice President Security Business Unit, Akamai
Friday, Oct. 10:
9:00 AM-9:40 AMBypass Surgery - Akamai's Heartbleed Response Case Study
Brian Sniffen, Chief Security Architect, Akamai Technologies
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