OVERVIEW

Come learn about making your Software Supply Chain resilient to cyber attacks and how establishing strategic relationships with vendors can assist in building a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy. Our panel will provide an overview of enterprise security challenges, exploring how Red Hat and our certified partners can help.

This is your opportunity to connect with partners, experts and peers face-to-face and learn about the latest trends and best practices for making your Software Supply Chain resilient to cyber attacks. Register now to secure your spot!

Who Should Attend: CSOs, Security Directors, and Security Professionals

AGENDA

Speakers

Andrew Gorecki, CyberSecurity Consultant, CrowdStrike

Andrew is a cybersecurity professional with over a decade of experience in technical, consulting, management, and executive advisory roles. In recent years, he was responsible for building a global post-breach remediation and cyber resiliency advisory program at IBM. In his current role, Andrew is a Senior Manager at CrowdStrike Professional Services focusing on cloud security.  Furthermore, he regularly writes on cybersecurity topics on his blog at www.agorecki.net.

Andrew is the author of “Cyber Breach Response That Actually Works: Organizational Approach to Managing Residual Risk.”

Evan Litwak, Sr. Director, DevSecOps Strategy, CyberArk

For over 20 years Evan Litwak has worked with various organizations specializing in IdM, SIEM, and Network Security. Prior to CyberArk, Evan worked as a lead engineer in identity and access management for ADP. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science from Boston University and various industry certifications.

Mac Binesh, Sr Cloud Solutions Architect, CrowdStrike

Mac Binesh is a Sr Cloud Solutions Architect with CrowdStrike focusing on cloud security partners. Mac joined CrowdStrike from McAfee. Previously at VMware, Mac was Director of Cloud Solutions, Office of CTO, responsible for cloud solution architecture and roadmap for Enterprise Hybrid Cloud and their respective adjacent emerging technology areas VSAN, End User Computing and Pivotal.

Most recently, Mac held the position of Enterprise technology strategist at Microsoft, responsible for Engineering and Technical Sales roles focusing on Identity management and virtualization. Previously, Mac held positions in software engineering and software quality assurance, working for companies such as Auspex, Veritas, ZeitNet, Adaptec, Sun Microsystems, iPlanet and Oracle.

Michael Smiley, Director Systems Engineering, Fortinet

Michael Smiley has been in the systems and security world for over two decades. Starting his career as a Unix Systems Administrator, he has performed roles from Network Engineering to Business Development. He was part of stopping major DDoS and application attacks for fortune 500 companies, and pushing forward better detection and mitigation efforts for data at rest attacks in the cloud. Now he is leading a team of SOC product specialists Fortinet, who assist in driving customers initiatives to enable greater visibility and automation and of course security effectiveness.

Maksim Yankovskiy, CTO & VP of Engineering, Zettaset

Maksim has over 20 years of experience delivering and managing enterprise encryption and database software across all the major high tech industries. During his tenure at Zettaset, he was responsible for the engineering team that delivered the entire XCrypt product portfolio. He has also filed patents related to distributed and high-performance encryption. Prior to Zettaset, Maksim worked at Ingrian Networks (acquired by Safenet), where he was part of the team that designed and built the DataSecure Key Manager which was later rebranded to KeySecure after the acquisition by Safenet. Prior to Ingrian Networks, Maksim held various roles related to distributed database systems at Siemens Medical Solutions, Ross Stores and Adobe Systems.

Any questions? Please reach out to jrapkine@redhat.com.