Cloud Security Exchange 2023
18
Aug
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18
Aug
2023
When
Virtual
Where

Where can you find leaders from Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, and SANS Institute, together on one virtual stage? It's happening for the first time ever at the SANS Cloud Security Exchange 2023.

At the inaugural event in 2022, thousands of attendees from across the globe enjoyed learning from independent cloud security experts from SANS Institute who were paired with leaders from the cloud security providers. It worked so well that we're doing it again. Attend the second annual 100% free and online Cloud Security Exchange to learn what's worked and hasn't worked in cloud security architecture, threat detection, and implementation best practices to help your organization build leading cloud security capabilities.

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18 - 18 Aug 2023
Virtual

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VP, Azure Security
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CISO and Host
Senior Security Engineer
Founder and Principal Consultant
Principal Technical Architect

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