Client side encryption without knowing its limits is a ticking time bomb! (RSA Conference 2017)
Cloud and mobile computing give room to an unprecedented level of access points into corporate data leaving you to rethink how to protect it. Client-side encryption is increasingly being used as a solution. While it solves the problem of unauthorized access, it is still in its infancy and has many limitations and pitfalls that IT partitioners should consider before embracing it.
Detailed Presentation:
(Source: RSA USA 2017)
Speakers:
Mohamed Nabeel Mohamed Yoosuf
Mohamed Nabeel is a research scientist in the Cyber Security Group at Qatar Computing Research Institute. He has over 15 years of experience in research and development in the field of information security. Prior to the current position, he worked several years in the database security team at Oracle America Inc. as a senior development engineer where he contributed to improve the security controls of Oracle database system and authored patents. He has a PhD in information security and applied cryptography from Purdue University, USA. He has made many research contributions in the field of information security and database systems. He is also a believer of open source software and currently a committer of Apache Software Foundation. Previously, he was a committer of PHP PECL project.
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