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Qualys Chairman and CEO Philippe Courtot will examine the evolution of security in a hyperconnected world in his keynote at RSA Conference 2013.Courtot’s keynote, which will also feature John Pescatore, director of the SANS institute, will reveal research on the state of cyber threats caused by intelligent devices and outline the fundamental changes required to secure this new era.
In addition to the keynote session, company executives and researchers will present new research on current threats and industry trends on a wide range of information security topics, including browser security, the use of WebSockets in HTML5 and vulnerability management for IPv6 and SCADA.
Qualys will also showcase customer case studies, security research and demonstrations of its QualysGuard Cloud Platform and suite of IT security and compliance solutions at the Qualys booth #1431 during the conference.
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