Checkin' Out the Offerings

  • By Lindsay Page
  • Mar 28, 2016

It's no secret that ISC West has the best of the best in the security industry there to show their latest and greatest. We'll see new products, new solutions, and new companies.

Aside from being witness to all of that, show attendees will also have a chance to check out some sessions. Here is a list of just a few sessions available at ISC West.

On Wednesday, April 6:
Protection on the Edge: Using Edge Technology and Remote Site Monitoring to Protect Your Most Valuable Assets This one kicks off early, but it sounds super interesting. Protecting assets is something that everyone can relate to, plus there's always something to learn when it comes to remote monitoring. This session is presented by Willem Ryan, director of Global Product Marketing at Avigilon.

On Thursday, April 7:
SIGNATURE SERIES SESSION: If You Only Knew What Hackers Can Do Who doesn't need to know more about hackers and how to deter them? Attendees will hear about new attacks hackers are creating through SEO, as well as dispatching malware on social media.This session sounds great, and is presented by Kent Browne (IBM) and James Marcella (Axis Communications).

Of course, there are plenty more sessions to choose from. For the two days I'll be there in Vegas, these really stood out to me as I was checking out the sessions on the ISC West website. I hope I get a chance to check them out.

Sessions are available the first two days of the show.

About the Author

Lindsay Page is the editor for Campus Security & Life Safety magazine, and the senior editor for Security Today.

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