AGENDA

10:00 AM     |     REBECCA FITZHUGH, RUBRIK

Rebecca Fitzhugh, Sr. Director, Product Architecture at Rubrik, welcomes you to Data Security summit and offers her thoughts on the everchanging data security landscape.

10:03 AM     |      LUCAS MOODY, RUBRIK INTERVIEW WITH REBECCA FITZHUGH

A fireside chat with Rebecca Fitzhugh, Sr. Director of Product Architecture, Rubrik and Lucas Moody, CISO, Rubrik.

10:17 AM     |      KEVIN MANDIA, FIREEYE INTERVIEW WITH LUCAS MOODY

Kevin Mandia, CEO of FireEye, will be interviewed by Lucas Moody, Rubrik's CISO.

10:39 AM     |       AMÉLIE KORAN, SPLUNK

The challenge that’s been a major Achilles Heel over the rapid advance of technology and interconnected communication is managing the privacy and security of data residing on, being transmitted over or storing and use of personal and identifiable information (PII). Adding new frameworks of delivering such tech as Agile and DevOps, we find a potentially untenable situation where security and privacy concerns suffer at the needs of the market and consumer demand. What are some basic mitigations, concerns, and potentially new ways of making keeping such needs in a more tenable state and still service those demands.

11:00 AM     |      CRAIG WITMER, KERN MEDICAL

A conversation with Rubrik Customer, Craig Witmer, CTO from Kern Medical and Rubrik's Chief Technologist, Chris Wahl.

11:05 AM     |      MATT ELLIOTT, RUBRIK

Securing a modern IT infrastructure to protect against rising ransomware and malware attacks is an increasingly difficult task. Learn how using Rubrik can complement your existing defense in depth approach to security by providing ransomware detection and recovery, as well as a last line of defense.

11:14 AM     |      TONY CARRERO, UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC

A conversation with Rubrik Customer, Tony Carrero, Enterprise Systems Manager from The University of the Pacific and Rubrik's Chief Technologist, Chris Wahl.

11:20 AM     |      GUY PODJARNY, SNYK

Digital transformation is a major change to your organisation and business. It means more software, and that means more software risk. The cloud means that your infrastructure is now part of your application, blurring the lines on who is responsible for security. DevOps has accelerated the deployment of software. But where does this leave your security practice? Overwhelmed, in the way and under-informed. If your security practices are going to keep pace with the digital transformation of your business, you need to throw out the decades-old security playbook, start empowering and trusting developers to be the front-line of your security practice, and employing security tools that suit this bottom-up revolution in how you build secure software.

11:33  AM     |       KARL RAUTENSTRAUCH, MICROSOFT AZURE

Information Security is hard and getting harder. Cloud providers frequently mention “Shared Responsibility,” but what does that mean to you? In this discussion, we will review what you should expect from Cloud Providers and what you need to do to protect your employees and customers.

11:43  AM     |       BRIAN AMPWERA, ASL AIRLINES

A conversation with Rubrik Customer, Brian Ampwera, Chief Enterprise Officer from ASL Airlines and Rubrik's Chief Technologist, Chris Wahl.

11:47  AM     |       REBECCA FITZHUGH, RUBRIK

Rebecca Fitzhugh wraps up Data Security Summit