Bromium CTO to Lead Discussion of Isolation-Based Security at RSA Conference 2015

CUPERTINO, CA--(Marketwired - Apr 8, 2015) - Bromium®, Inc., the pioneer and leader in transforming endpoint security using micro-virtualization, today announced that Simon Crosby, co-founder and CTO, Bromium, will moderate "Containers vs. VMs for Secure Cloud Applications," a panel session at RSA 2015 in San Francisco, California. Crosby will be joined by speakers from Microsoft, Juniper Networks and Docker to discuss best practices for securing cloud-based apps, and the pros and cons of using containers vs. VMs.

"As cloud applications grow in popularity, more app developers and PaaS platforms are adopting containers to simplify app packaging and deployment, but this has raised a lot of critical questions around security and compliance," said Simon Crosby, co-founder and CTO, Bromium. "RSA continues to be the one of the most important venues for our community to come together each year to evaluate their current security practices. We hope to bring a healthy discussion on the container vs. VM debate to the conference this year, and help attendees better understand how to best secure their apps."

What:
Containers vs. VMs for Secure Cloud Applications
Who:
Simon Crosby, Co-founder and CTO, Bromium (moderator)
Christofer Hoff, Vice President and Security Chief Technology Officer, Juniper Networks (panelist)
Mark Russinovich, Chief Technology Officer, Microsoft Azure (panelist)
Scott Johnston, Senior Vice President Product, Docker (panelist)
When:
April 22, 2015, from 11:30 a.m. - 12:20 p.m. PT
Where:
Moscone West, Room 3004, San Francisco

In addition to the panel, Bromium will be exhibiting at RSA Conference 2015. Stop by Booth #S2007 in the South Expo to meet Bromium team members and learn more about the company's isolation-based approach for protecting the enterprise from attacks.

About Bromium, Inc.
Bromium is re-inventing enterprise security with its powerful new technology, micro-virtualization, which was designed to protect businesses from advanced malware by design, while simultaneously empowering users and delivering real-time threat intelligence to IT. Unlike traditional security methods, which rely on complex and ineffective detection techniques, Bromium protects against malware from the Web, email or USB devices, by automatically isolating each user-task at the endpoint in a hardware-isolated micro-VM, preventing theft or damage to any enterprise resource. Bromium's technological innovations have earned the company numerous industry awards. Bromium counts a rapidly growing set of Fortune 500 companies and government agencies as customers.

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