THE CANADIAN data security event of the year for the Payment Card Industry (PCI)

Release of the PCI DSS 4.0 solutions

This event provides a preview of the latest requirements, how DevSecOps & Data Automation should be part of your PCI strategy, including data visibility and change management.

Attendees will also get an understanding of Tripwires’ comprehensive file integrity monitoring (FIM) and security configuration management (SCM). As the founders of FIM, Tripwire has stayed the gold standard for requirement 11.5’s change detection mandate since the creation of the PCI standards.

Speakers

Ali Afshari
VP Security, Benchmark Corp

Ali joined Benchmark after 14 years at Cisco Systems where he was responsible for the security portfolio at Canadian Service providers. Cybersecurity is the cornerstone of all Benchmark’s current projects and Ali is helping to build a world-class delivery team that is taking the Zero Trust architecture to the next level.

Shlomo Bielak
CTO, Benchmark Corp

Shlomo is the CTO at Benchmark Corp in Canada, a DevOps Institute Ambassador, Continuous Delivery Foundation Ambassador, & Member of the CIO Association of Canada. His mantra to live by is: “I am here to help.” He is focused on supporting the practical side of DevSecOps which stems from his engineering and enterprise architecture background.

Dave Meltzer
CTO, Tripwire

David Meltzer is a security industry pioneer bringing a unique blend of technical expertise, entrepreneurial skill and market vision to his current position as Tripwire’s Chief Technology Officer. David joined Tripwire through its acquisition of nCircle, where he served as CTO and Vice President of Engineering. Immediately prior to joining nCircle, David was Founder and CTO at Cambia Security, where he pioneered the industry’s first agentless configuration compliance auditing solution. A respected security researcher who founded the industry’s first security vulnerability research group, the ISS X- Force, David is credited with the discovery of numerous security vulnerabilities. He holds a B.S. in Computer Science from Carnegie Mellon University.