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ICCS 2019 – Cloud Native: Out with the Old and In with the New
Shifting from legacy infrastructure to cloud native is not a trivial undertaking. Adopting a cloud-native platform, however, is a critical step in any organization’s digital transformation. In this talk, Dr. Chenxi Wang, founder and General Partner of Rain Capital, will share lessons learned at organizations like Google, Lyft, and eBay in their cloud native journeys. More important, the talk will cover how security functions can be embedded and treated as a first-class citizen in a cloud native transformation. Please join us.
ICCS 2019 – How Smart Are Your Smart Phones?
Wireless radio signals are everywhere. In this ubiquitous environment, smart phone signal features can be leveraged for sensing tasks and monitoring a person’s activities without interrupting the data communication capabilities. Please join us at ICCS 2019 as Dr. Md Zakirul Alam Bhuiyan from Fordham University’s Computer and Information Science Department presents his research on the methods and techniques to prevent these leveraging problems. Making your smart phone even smarter.
ICCS 2019 – The New Transformers
Security in the twenty-first century is likely going to be in a state of continuous transformation. In early 2016, Becton, Dickinson and Company (BD) set out on such a transformational journey to increase cyber understanding and enterprise security confidence. BD’s efforts have produced great rewards. Join us at ICCS 2019 as Nicholas J. Mankovich, VP and CISO at BD, outlines the steps taken along this journey of security transformation in a healthcare multinational manufacturing corporation.
ICCS 2019 – Blockchain and Trust
You’ve heard the promises about blockchain’s potential: a revolutionary way to move beyond cryptocurrency impacting data management in e-commerce, supply chains, and other areas of IT. Has it delivered? Blockchain’s distributed trust features, designed for bitcoin, differ significantly from what could be more useful in general data management applications. A rethinking is needed. Please join us as Rick Kuhn, computer scientist with the National Institute of Standards and Technology, presents on rethinking distributed ledger technology.