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About the Event
We are pleased to announce our participation as a platinum sponsor in the eighteenth edition of the DSCI-Annual Information Security Summit (AISS), slated for December 19, 20, & 21, 2023. Having a burgeoning presence in the domain of cybersecurity, we seek to explore and engage in platforms that are marked by increasingly compelling, relevant, and futuristic content covering the entire spectrum of Cybersecurity & Data Protection.
AISS is known for its diverse array of themes, sub-themes, topics, and sub-topics, encompassing multiple tracks, various session formats, and a wide range of activities and experiences. This results in a comprehensive three-day event that provides enriching engagement and learning opportunities for delegates. This edition is about discussions centered on key areas including Security Technology Leadership, Privacy as a Fundamental Aspect, Security Engineering and Innovation, Quantum-Safe Transition, Secure Deep Packet Inspection (DPI), the spectrum of digital crimes, DevSecOps, and the Future of Security.
Know Who's Speaking
MOHIT RAMPAL
Founder & CEO
(RamoGnee Technologies)
When asked- Ransomware has assumed a proportion of pandemics and how the covid pandemic have escalated the use of Ransomware attacks? Bob Adhar, CEO and Founder of Randtronics, participated in the Plenary Session responded that there is a perfect storm leading to an increase in Ransomware attacks which will keep on persisting. One reason is a temporary shift of criminals from drugs to cybercrimes. Another reason he briefly touched on was a shift in geopolitical politics, happening rapidly. Here we are talking about the U.S, China, India, Australia, UK, & Europe. There is a substantial shift in politics adding to the environment.
BOB ADHAR
Founder & CEO
(Randtronic)
VAISHNO CHAITANYA
Security Researcher & Consultant
(RamoGnee Technologies)
“Prioritize security” Vaishno Chaitanya, Security Researcher & Consultant in Ramognee Technologies, stressed in the track session about App Modernization. Along with the notion of API security not being an afterthought or considered “someone else’s problem.” Organizations have a lot to lose with unsecured APIs, so it’s important to make API security a priority and build it into the API’s as they are developing. Since APIs are essentially a developer’s tool, they often contain keys, passwords, and other information that should be removed before they’re made publicly available. But sometimes, this step is overlooked. Organizations should incorporate scanning tools into their DevSecOps processes to limit the accidental exposure of secret information.
Know Who's Speaking
Mohit Rampal
Founder & CEO – RamoGnee Technologies
Topic: Shaping Cybersecurity 2030 and Beyond Through Digital Resourgence
Time: (21 December and 2:00 -2:45 pm)
Vandit Sharma
Designation – Product Manager
Topic: Next in AppSec... Cloud Native App Sec, Mobile Appsec, DevSecOp Automation, SBOM with Run Time Intelligence
Time: (21 December and 2:00 -2:45 pm)
Mohammed Obaid Shaikh
Designation – Product Manage
Topic: Next Big Attack Campaign… Learning and Responding Collectively
Time: (20 December and 2:00 -2:45 PM)
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