Three Essential Components for a Strong End User Security Strategy

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There are several reasons why nearly 9 in 10 mid-market and large organizations will be prioritizing security next year. Market trends also are forcing IT professionals to meet heightened end user expectations, while securing the evolving perimeter. So while updating aged hardware and moving to the new Windows is a great start, more can be done to prevent risk of expensive data-loss incidents. Attend this session to learn about three essential end user strategy components that make Dell devices the “Most Secure” in the industry.

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Presenters

Sheila Droski has a BSEE and has worked in networking and security for over 15 years. She's worked as an SE, in product management, training and product marketing, mostly for smaller companies and start ups. She has experience in a variety of security technologies, including AV, APT, IDS/IPS and encryption.She spent 7 years with CREDANT Technologies, before joining Dell.

Ian Haynes works as Software Security Marketing Manager for Dell Inc. Client Solutions team focused on the Security Software market for Dell Inc. Ian's work brings a broad range of dynamic technology and customer-centered experience together with an understanding of the need to balance IT security with end-user productivity. Currently focused on authentication and innovative malware prevention solutions to meet your strategic security need.

Vijaya Manohar is global marketing communications manager for the Dell Data Protection solution suite. She has been in this role since March 2013. Prior to Dell, Vijaya held senior marketing positions at Bloomberg, Nokia, AT&T and CA, with responsibilities for building Brand and GTM strategies.