Overcoming Your Cloud Identity Crisis

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The average enterprise uses enough cloud apps that each employee could use a distinct app every day for more than two years. And they’d still have a few left over. Each of those apps is another attack surface that's assigned to unknown users. IT can call fewer than 10% of them “sanctioned apps.” The question of “who are you and what are you doing in the cloud?” has become more and more perplexing.

Fortunately, there are methods and solutions that can put you back in the driver’s seat.  Join Netskope Product Manager Vairavan Subramanian and Centrify Technical Lead William Greenlee for a webinar on October 27 at 12 p.m. EST as they give you a detailed assessment of the challenges of cloud apps, and how leading organizations are taking them head on. Attend this web seminar to learn about:

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Speakers

William Greenlee is Technical Alliance Manager at Centrify Corporation, where he is responsible for technical relationships with the company's OEM, Systems Integrators, and technology integration partners.
Prior to Centrify, William spent almost ten years in the mobile security and cloud software market holding positions at Good Technology, Samsung, and AirWatch. Previous industry experience includes consulting and services for Microsoft, Dell, and a number of network security startups.

Vairavan Subramanian, Product Manager, Netskope.  Vairavan is a product manager at Netskope, a leading cloud access security broker where he manages the analytics and introspection product lines. His professional career spans 10+ years specializing on security products for Cyberguard Corporation, Juniper Networks and Guavus. Most recently, Vairavan was a product manager at Guavus with responsibilities for the subscriber and marketing analytics products and prior to that he spent 6 years at Juniper Networks. Vairavan graduated from Carnegie Mellon University with a M.S. in electrical and computer engineering.