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Weather Forecast for April — It’s Raining Security Pros

As you are planning out your spring calendar, make sure an April visit to San Francisco is on it.

Anchored by RSA Conference 2018, San Francisco will become a center of US security life for a week.

The week will start with some training events and, of course, BSides San Francisco. Bsides is a premier security event organized by the security pros for the security pros.

BSides is an open forum which aims to provide education, collaboration, and networking opportunities for security engineers, decision makers and other information technologists. For the first time this year, Wallarm is joining the event as a sponsor.

We look forward to interesting conversations about website, app and API security and what can be done to rein in the rampant increase in security incidents.

Get your ticket here and join us at Bsides on the 15th and 16th of April.

The RSA conference itself will be held from 16th-20th of April. There is still about a week left to get your discount registration. We will be among the 50,000 technologies, executives and vendors attending this great annual event in San Francisco Moscone center.

On the 16th, there will be DevOps Connect — one of our favorite events of the week.

Being security professionals, we are sometimes considered gatekeepers and culprits in slowing the pace of development. DevOps connect is one event where operations, developers and security folks explore together how to enable faster application development with more rapid deployment to production while integrating security into their DevOps initiatives.

Reach out to request@wallarm.com to schedule time with Wallarm product folks and stay tuned for the pre-RSA announcements we are planning for early April.

Last but not least is AGC Partners’ Information Security and Broader Technology Growth conference. Also held during the RSA week, this conference draws CEOs and CIOs to discuss how security strategically enables growth in companies where technology represents a strategic competitive advantage.

See you in April!

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