This year, I attended the entire week of RSA Conference 2024, and it was well worth the time spent. Over 40,000 attendees were treated to a bevy of pre-events, keynotes and breakout sessions on a wide range of topics in security and adjacent areas of tech. To no one’s surprise, generative AI was at the forefront of the event, replacing last year’s resounding theme of zero trust.
I also had the opportunity to speak on camera at RSAC with Microsoft Security executives discussing SFI, Copilot for Security and other topics. If you're interested, check out these videos.— There are only a handful of companies that offer domain name system security solutions; DNS serves as an architectural foundation that allows Infoblox to deliver higher levels of visibility, threat insight and SOC operational efficiency.
SafeLiShare is an early stage startup to watch. The company is focused on using secure enclaves at the silicon level to facilitate AI workload data processing.. RAG refers to retrieval-augmented generation, and SafeLiShare aims to ensure the confidentiality of generative AI prompt queries through runtime encryption schemes that protect private data within a trusted execution environment.
. To see things firsthand, I was given a demo on the RSAC show floor at the Keysight booth. While I don’t profess to be an engineer, it was interesting to witness the functionality that exposes vulnerabilities in silicon design.I also had an opportunity to spend time with a handful of companies for the first time at RSAC, including Darktrace, OpenText and LevelBlue. Darktrace offers lifecycle protection across a wide swath, including applications, email and endpoint as well as OT environments.