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Join me at the CDW – TechTarget seminar in Phoenix next week
05 Oct 2011If you happen to be in or around Phoenix, AZ next Thursday October 13th, I’d love it if you could join me at the TechTarget / CDW seminar: Predictive Security: Plan Ahead to Stay Ahead of the Next Threat.
I’ll be giving the keynote and combined breakout session in addition to the sessions provided by other vendor experts. We’ll close out with a lively Q&A that I know you’ll enjoy.
If you can’t make the Phoenix event, I’ll be in Philly and New York next month so perhaps our paths will cross in one of those cities.
For what it’s worth, here’s a sampling of audience feedback on my keynote and breakout sessions from our Boston event two weeks ago and our Dallas event that took place in August:
- Kevin was great – perspective with lots of practical suggestions.
- Perfect speaker, enjoyable to listen to.
- Awakening presentation.
- Great speaker, very knowledgeable.
- Left me thinking.
- Great job! Very enjoyable.
- Excellent insight and perspective
- Outstanding Presentation
- Good lead into sessions for participants
- Insightful view of foundation related tasks for security
- Set the stage and energy level right
- Kevin is a good speaker
- Really good relevant quotes and analogies
Hope to see you soon!
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His final report was very thorough and included security recommendations for our network environment. The executive leadership was so impressed with Kevin’s security expertise, they have extended their agreement to continue to perform periodic testing. We highly recommend Kevin Beaver and Principle Logic as a resource for network security testing.”
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