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Are you attending AWS re:Invent 2024 in Las Vegas, from December 2– 6? Visit Netskope at booth #2259 and meet with Netskope subject matter experts to see our latest demos and learn how Netskope can help accelerate your path to AWS, securely protect sensitive data, and provide fast and secure access to your cloud apps, all without a legacy VPN.
Netskope cloud security specialists will be on-hand to meet one-on-one either at our booth or in a personal meeting in our meeting suite at the Venetian Hotel. Booth demos and presentations include:
- Safely enabling the use of generative AI
- Control shadow IT and AWS usage
- See and control activities in corporate AWS
- See and protect data moving from managed to unmanaged S3 buckets
- Scan S3 buckets for sensitive data and malware
- Find and fix misconfigurations in AWS
- Fast, secure access to your private apps in AWS
Netskope’s top executives will also be in attendance and available for discussions on topics such as generative AI, zero trust for AWS, Netskope ZTNA Next and legacy VPN replacement, Borderless SD-WAN, and key trends they are seeing in the market.
Netskope executives who will be attending include:
- Mike Anderson, Chief Digital Officer | CSO
- Damian Chung, Senior Director, Business Security Office | CISO
- Gerry Plaza, Field CTO
- Eliot Sun, Sr. Director, Product Management
- David Willis, VP Technical Alliances
- Joe Green, VP Solutions Engineering
- Andy Horwitz, SVP, Global Partner Ecosystems
- Matt Schaner, VP of Sales
- Sommer Newman, VP GSI & MSS
Finally, we will be hosting Executive Dinners throughout the conference, which are by invitation only. If you’d like to join us for one of these dinner, please contact your Netskope Account Manager or send us an email to learn more and check for availability.
If you’d like to keep up to date with the rest of the festivities Netskope has going on at AWS re:Invent 2024, book meetings with a Netskope executive, or register for our receptions and dinners, check out our AWS re:Invent page here.
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