Special issue: RSA Conference 2017 (February 2017) - (IN)SECURE Magazine
Summary: The 2017 RSA Conference drew a record more than 43,000 attendees to keynotes, peer-to-peer sessions, track sessions, tutorials and seminars. Organizers and Intel Security's Chris Young framed the agenda around privacy and surveillance, the positive and negative impacts of machine learning and artificial intelligence, risk and policy, and the small attack surfaces of security cameras, home routers and mobile devices.
What's compelling: More than 43,000 attendees heard the industry's own leaders name security cameras, home routers and mobile devices as the small attack surfaces that matter - the same classes of device that sit unmanaged on most enterprise networks.
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