Gigamon, a leader in traffic visibility solutions, is set to showcase its Gigamon Visibility Fabric and GigaSecure, the industry's first security delivery platform, at a leadind information security event in Abu Dhabi, UAE.

 

The inaugural RSA Conference 2015 Abu Dhabi will be held on November 4 and 5 at the Emirates Palace Hotel.

 

The event will bring together leading IT security experts from around the world to discuss the most critical challenges facing organizations today, said a statement.

 

It will also serve as a platform for InfoSec professionals to keep track of rapid changes in the industry and specifically in the Middle East, it said.

 

Andy Zollo, EMEA vice president, said: “RSA Conferences are the world’s largest IT security conferences, which play a crucial role in providing a platform to IT leaders, security vendors and policy makers to meet, network and share the latest security trends and technologies. Gigamon has been participating in RSA Conferences globally and we are pleased to announce our participation in the inaugural Abu Dhabi edition of the event in November 2015.

 

“The RSA Conference Abu Dhabi will be an ideal platform for us to showcase our security solutions, highlight our leadership in Visibility solutions, meet customers and partners and demonstrate how Gigamon’s Visibility Fabric supports a scalable multi-tiered security strategy while improving resiliency and simplifying management.”

 

The Visibility Fabric will provide a security delivery platform for end-to-end visibility coupled with network traffic intelligence to efficiently manage risks and address threats in this ever-evolving threat and network environment, said the statement.

 

The conference is targeting more than 800 information security professionals from across Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA), it said.

 

In addition to keynote speaking sessions, five conference tracks and an exhibitors’ showcase, the event will also be a networking opportunity for global and regional security professionals and thought leaders, it added. - TradeArabia News Service