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[DSchwartzberg]

Anyone going to the RSA Conference this year?

If so, stop by the Sophos booth and get a demo of Sophos products you haven't seen before.

[DSchwartzberg]

Hello Everyone,

Sophos is a Gold Sponsor this year at the San Francisco RSA Conference and the clock is ticking. At the time of this posting there are just slightly over 12 days left before one of the biggest information security conference's doors open.

Sophos has three distinguished speakers this year.

Steve Munford - Sophos CEO

SESSION: SPO1-302 Change is Gonna Come: How CISOs Best Adapt to Major Shifts in IT

Paul Ducklin - Head of Technology, Asia Pacific

SESSION: END-201 Anti-Virus Is Dead!

Graham Cluley - Senior Technology Consultant - Who received a pretty red star as a Top Rated Speaker.

SESSION: HT1-204 Web 2 Woe: Cybercrime on Social Networks

For more details or registration you can surf over to RSA Conference 2010.

I will be manning the booth as a demo dolly. You can find us at booth number 1817 in the front row. Feel free to come by, shake my hand, ask me a question, buy me a drink or kick me in the shin and run away. It's all up to you and how you like to pass the time.

I'm looking forward to any of them, but the latter.

Hope to see you there!

[DSchwartzberg]

If you are planning to attend the RSA Conference and haven't registered, here is a Free Pass from Sophos!!

Free RSA Exhibit Pass

Register to attend the RSA Conference from March 1-4, 2010 using the passcode SC10SPH to receive a free exhibit pass. 

[DSchwartzberg]

Well, the RSA Conference in 2010 has passed. San Fransico was chilly in the mid-50s for most of the week. A couple days of rain mixed with spots of sunshine left the weather to be more desired.In fact, it wasn't getting better until it was time for me to leave.

Our booth had some really great traffic. Was it the speakers in the Sophos theatre? Was it our amazing Sophos products being demo'ed? Or was it the daily drawing for a Wii and a copy of Rock Band Beatles edition? Seeing how we are all busy protecting against threats in the wild and securing sensitive data, I doubt it was the Wii. Who has the time?

If we didn't meet at RSA, hopefully we can meet up at some other event.

Safe computing!!