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The concept of composability has become a hot topic in business and architectural circles. Rather than creating large, monolithic projects that can lead to costly redundancy and inefficiency, organizations are looking to create business plans and strategic architectures that are agile and modular. Composability also extends to the software space, where developers leverage prewritten libraries and micro-services to speed development and functionality. It's time for security to embrace the concept of composability to support composable business systems. But what exactly does that mean? And how can organizations put the ideas into practice? Join Diana Kelley and guests in this session as we deep dive into: - An overview of composable security, which is modular and flexible - How composable security can meet the needs of modern companies - Benefits of composable security - from business risk analysis to hardware and software risk management The panel will supply case study examples of what a composable security program looks like and provide recommendations on how the audience can implement and adopt these concepts in their own organizations.

How is your organization addressing cloud data security?Data – including critical, sensitive information such as customer details, financial data and intellectual property – is at the heart of every modern organization. The loss of this data, whether accidental or malicious, will significantly impact your business. How is your organization addressing cloud data security? The traditional approach uses separate point solutions for data loss prevention, governance, data protection, encryption, and threat detection. Siloed solutions often struggle with the growing size and complexity of data.The modern approach solves these issues with an integrated single platform described in GigaOm Radar for Data Security Platforms (DSPMs). Join GigaOm Analyst Paul Stringfellow and Normalyze CEO and Co-founder Amer Deeba to discuss GigaOm’s latest findings in their radar report for DSPMs.You’ll learn: How well specific DSPM solutions are positioned to serve their market segment and the deployment models needed. What table stakes and critical criteria teams should look for when choosing solutions. How Normalyze addresses real-world use cases with real-time scanning, the most accurate data classification, and AI-powered insights.

Join IDC and Supermicro experts to discuss some of the best practices to start and grow your CSP infrastructure and business. Here's what you'll learn from our speakers: - Ashish Nadkarni leads IDC’s worldwide infrastructure research group including cloud, edge, storage and compute and will present an overview of trends in the CSP market and advice for service providers. - Sim Upadhyayula leads Supermicro’s Solution Enablement working with customers to design customized solutions for large scale data centers. - Balancing future data center trends with practical advice based on Supermicro’s experience working with many CSPs. Speakers: - Sim Upadhyayula, VP, Solutions Enablement, Supermicro - Ashish Nadkarni, Group Vice President and General Manager, Worldwide Infrastructure Research, IDC (Guest Speaker) - Wendell Wenjen, Director of Storage Market Development, Supermicro (Moderator)