The benefits of SSE, or security service edge and a SASE journey are very clear. To me, it’s the perfect reset for security.
Timestamps
*(0:40) - Steve’s background | *(21:55) - All things SSE |
*(2:50) - Avoiding boredom | *(24:51) - Surprises with the new MQ |
*(6:29) - Huge announcement | *(28:00) - What Steve loved/didn’t love about publishing MQ |
*(11:13) - The moment that helped drive this new change | *(31:34) - The future of SSE |
*(18:22) - The difference between SSE vs. SASE |
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Experienced information technology professional with several advisory and consultative roles among the vendor, end user, and analyst arenas. Specialties include security architecture/design, policy/process, and compliance, both on-premises and in the cloud. Accomplished communicator across business and technical disciplines with many years of public speaking experience. Recognized for ability to bring novel understandings to complex technical topics. Regularly engages audiences of all types, from business executives to technical teams, in customer meetings and at conferences around the world. His passions induce: Building resilient processes and systems that can withstand attack, Creating and evolving security practices that work in cloud computing deployments, Discovering ways for information security to enable and enhance the business, and Producing evidence to convert doubters into supporters.
Jason brings decades of experience building and executing successful strategic security programs to Netskope.
He was previously the chief security and strategy officer for Optiv, developing a comprehensive suite of solutions to help CXO executives enhance their security strategies and accelerate alignment of those strategies with the business. Prior to Optiv, Clark held a leadership role at Websense, where he was a driving force behind the company’s transformation into a provider of critical technology for chief information security officers (CISOs). In a prior role as CISO and vice president of infrastructure for Emerson Electric, Clark significantly decreased the company’s risk by developing and executing a successful security program for 140,000 employees across 1,500 locations. He was previously CISO for The New York Times, and has held security leadership and technical roles at EverBank, BB&T and the U.S. Army.
Experienced information technology professional with several advisory and consultative roles among the vendor, end user, and analyst arenas. Specialties include security architecture/design, policy/process, and compliance, both on-premises and in the cloud. Accomplished communicator across business and technical disciplines with many years of public speaking experience. Recognized for ability to bring novel understandings to complex technical topics. Regularly engages audiences of all types, from business executives to technical teams, in customer meetings and at conferences around the world. His passions induce: Building resilient processes and systems that can withstand attack, Creating and evolving security practices that work in cloud computing deployments, Discovering ways for information security to enable and enhance the business, and Producing evidence to convert doubters into supporters.
Jason brings decades of experience building and executing successful strategic security programs to Netskope.
He was previously the chief security and strategy officer for Optiv, developing a comprehensive suite of solutions to help CXO executives enhance their security strategies and accelerate alignment of those strategies with the business. Prior to Optiv, Clark held a leadership role at Websense, where he was a driving force behind the company’s transformation into a provider of critical technology for chief information security officers (CISOs). In a prior role as CISO and vice president of infrastructure for Emerson Electric, Clark significantly decreased the company’s risk by developing and executing a successful security program for 140,000 employees across 1,500 locations. He was previously CISO for The New York Times, and has held security leadership and technical roles at EverBank, BB&T and the U.S. Army.