Cloud Security Exchange 2023

Friday, 18 Aug 2023 11:00AM EDT (18 Aug 2023 15:00 UTC)
Speaker: Frank Kim

The accompanying eBook is available here!

Where can you find leaders from Cloud Security Controls and Mitigations, and SANS Institute together on one virtual stage?

Attend our second-annual, 100% free, online Cloud Security Exchange to learn what’s working and what’s not working in cloud security architecture and cloud threat detection. Build leading cloud security capabilities at your organization with implementation best practices from the world’s foremost cloud security experts.

Thousands from around the globe joined us for the inaugural Cloud Security Exchange in 2022 to hear from cloud security experts from SANS Institute and the world’s top cloud security providers. It worked so well that we’re doing it again!

We are SO excited to bring you the Cloud Security Exchange 2023 on Friday, August 18th! To view the full agenda, lineup of guest speakers, and details about this event, please visit our event landing page.

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