📆 On-Demand ⏰ 30 mins💻 Virtual
We invited two experienced CISOs to debate the vaunted place SIEM has in our security programs. Our panelists will make their pitch for the pros and cons, and guide us through all aspects of the overarching question: does every security team need a SIEM?
What do you think?
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MEET THE SPEAKERS
Robb Reck
Field CISO | Red Canary
Robb Reck ensures that Red Canary continues to be the most trusted security company as it grows to protect thousands of customers. Reck has worked in private and public companies, and is the co-founder of the Colorado = Security podcast and organization, and was recognized as the Colorado CISO of the Year in the 2018 APEX Awards.
Robb Reck ensures that Red Canary continues to be the most trusted security company as it grows to protect thousands of customers. Reck has worked in private and public companies, and is the co-founder of the Colorado = Security podcast and organization, and was recognized as the Colorado CISO of the Year in the 2018 APEX Awards.
Brenden Smith
CISO | FirstBank
As a CISO, Brenden has worked to implement industry leading controls and processes to ensure top safety and security for FirstBank's 800,000-plus customers and 2,800 employees. With nearly two decades of experience, Brenden is also a recognized industry leader as a member of Google’s Security Hall of Fame, and is known for his work in researching dark web economies.
As a CISO, Brenden has worked to implement industry leading controls and processes to ensure top safety and security for FirstBank's 800,000-plus customers and 2,800 employees. With nearly two decades of experience, Brenden is also a recognized industry leader as a member of Google’s Security Hall of Fame, and is known for his work in researching dark web economies.
Luke Shoberg
CISO | Sequoia Capital
Luke Shoberg is Global CISO at Sequoia Capital. He is responsible for the security and integrity of Sequoia's technology systems and data. Prior to joining Sequoia in 2014, Luke managed IT departments at a variety of California-based venture capital firms. He received a BA in Biology from Cornell University.
Luke Shoberg is Global CISO at Sequoia Capital. He is responsible for the security and integrity of Sequoia's technology systems and data. Prior to joining Sequoia in 2014, Luke managed IT departments at a variety of California-based venture capital firms. He received a BA in Biology from Cornell University.