“About two-thirds of all breaches are caused by insiders, and typically when it matters is when someone's leaving the company,” Code42 CEO Joe Payne said.
An MIT study identified a 13% average quit rate for the enterprise software industry, but analysts credit that trend to the skilled developer shortage.
"The only acceptable goal going forward is to then start gaining market share, and I think we have every possibility to do that,” CEO Pekka Lundmark said.
“Zero trust has applicability not just in the government, but private sector companies need to start thinking about defending this way as well,” Splunk's Bill Wright said.
“We are very open and trying to be transparent and we believe [we are] one of the most transparent companies in the world,” Huawei USA CSO Andy Purdy said.
“Nvidia doesn’t just make hardware or software, it’s a full stack company. We build all the layers of software and all the layers of hardware,” Nvidia's Manuvir Das said.
“Security is absolutely No. 1” in customer conversations, VMware SVP Tom Gillis said. “The No. 1 thing they want to hear about it: Is my workload secure?”
“What we're trying to do for our customers is commoditize data science, give them the opportunity to do data fusion, and ask any question they need,” CEO Corey Thuen
"This bill includes important sustainability provisions for clean, renewable energy ... but it doesn’t go far enough,” ITRenew CEO Aidin Aghamiri said.
“We are not a security company, but we are an infrastructure company that will build in and continue to add security features into our Nutanix Cloud platform,” CEO Rajiv