Trellix has announced it has its first-ever presence at the RSA® Conference. Fresh from marking its first 100 days in business, Trellix will challenge the industry to tackle the talent gap, share the award-winning XDR platform’s momentum, and release new research into Russian cyberthreats and vulnerabilities in the medical industry.
During RSA Conference, CEO Bryan Palma will deliver a keynote, “Soulless to Soulful: Security’s Chance to Save Tech”. In his address, Palma offers recommendations to build a stronger cybersecurity workforce and kicks off a new campaign, “I Do #SoulfulWork”. RSA attendees are invited to stop by Trellix booth to participate in campaign activities.
“The industry needs a new approach to fill gaps left by a nearly three-million-person talent shortage,” said Bryan Palma, CEO, Trellix. “Delivering technologies that learn and adapt to new threats is only part of the solution. We need to invest in talent to get ahead of adversaries.”
“Trellix embodies three major features our judges seek: understanding tomorrow’s threats today, providing a cost-effective solution and innovating in unexpected ways to help mitigate cyber risk and get one step ahead of the next breach,” said Gary S. Miliefsky, publisher of Cyber Defense Magazine.
“SecOps teams are calling on the industry for a new approach to combat the challenges posed by increasingly hostile behavior across multiple attack vectors and the shortage of skilled talent,” said Aparna Rayasam, chief product officer, Trellix. “We knew the Global InfoSec Awards competition would be tough and with leading infosec expert judges from around the globe, we couldn’t be more pleased to be recognised for our XDR platform.”
Trellix Threat Labs also announced new research:
- Growling Bears Make Thunderous Noise: The Evolution of Russian Cybercrime: Details the evolution of Russian cyberactivity across cybercriminals, amateur actors and state-backed groups – more crucial today than ever given the ongoing war in Ukraine.
- Connected Healthcare: A Cybersecurity Battlefield We Must Win: Offers insights into the vulnerabilities of medical devices and software which lack fundamental security best practices such as handling credentials.
