Identity is the New Perimeter Part I -The Evolution of Identity

(ISC)2 Security Briefings – Identity is the New Perimeter, Part 1

John Hawley, Senior Director, Security Strategy at CA Technologies will examine trends in Identity, how to position security as an enabler of innovation and set the foundation for the other parts of the series which will feature installments on a number of important and timely security topics such as Mobile Security, Big Data and Virtualization.

Recorded Jul 26 2012 62 mins

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John Hawley, Senior Director, Security Strategy at CA Technologies; Brandon Dunlap, Brightfly, Moderator

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