Data Connectors | San Francisco Technology Security Conference | 12-4-14

SAN FRANCISCO - Nov. 25, 2014 - PRLog -- Data Connectors will kick off the final month of 2014 in San Francisco, California on December 4^th.

The company will be at the Hyatt Regency San Francisco for this date of their weekly conference series.

“Our goal is to localize our conferences for regionally-based security teams from top companies in the industry,” co-founder Dawn Morrissey said. “We also seek to give local IT professionals an opportunity to meet with them. We do this in major markets across the country and in Canada.”

Data Connectors conferences include sessions on the latest security topics featuring leaders in the industry. San Francisco will feature a full day of presenters, including:

Srikrupa Srivatsan of Infoblox

Sean Magann of Sims Recycling Solutions

Rick Hartley of Xirrus

GTB Technologies

Stephan Gates of Corero

Palo Alto Networks

ArcMail

Geoff Gilbert of Novell, NovaCoast

Loren Barnett of Unisys, HPM Networks

David Buckwald of Dell Network Security

Robert Vogt of Brainloop

Anne Hecht of ForgeRock

Additionally, many vendors will be in showcasing in the Exhibition Hall, and attendees will have time to visit and learn about the latest products and services.

“We’ve come to understand attendees’ needs over the 15 years we’ve been doing this,” said Co-Founder Kim Hakim. “The speakers and vendors provide valuable information about securing unique IT environments.”

Doors will open for check-in at 8:15 a.m., with the day’s activities beginning at 8:45. Lunch and refreshments will be provided for registrants. Attendance qualifies for Continuing Professional Education (CPE) Credits for those maintaining certification.

Register for the event at: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/san-francisco-tech-security-conference-2014-registration-11962374785?aff=eorg

ABOUT DATA CONNECTORS

Since 1999 Data Connectors has been dedicated to producing high-quality executive symposiums that focus on driving the future of business in the new age of the digital economy. These conference programs are designed to showcase the broad spectrum of new and emerging information security products and services to solve business’s complex IT security challenges.

These technology security conferences regularly feature 30-60 vendor exhibits as well as 8-12 industry experts from the respective market discussing current issues such as email security, LAN security, wireless security, social media security, cloud security, compliance and more. This format provides excellent educational speaker sessions and tremendous networking opportunities in 50 major cities across the United States and Canada.

Learn more: http://www.DataConnectors.com