Ask the Experts at RSA: What News & Trends Should Consumers Learn from the 2011 RSA Conference?

At the 2011 RSA Conference, JustAskGemalto conducted a variety of video interviews with leading security industry experts including Robb Reck, Information Security Expert & Blogger, Branden Williams, Security Consultant & Blogger, Ben Rothke, Security Consultant, Author & Blogger, and Anthony Freed, Security Researcher, Analyst & Managing Editor of InfoSec Island. In Episode 1, we asked the experts -- what are some of the consumer facing trends and news being discussed at the RSA Conference?

Interview highlights include:
• Experts say mobile device access will increase by 4,000% over the next 3 years.
• Due to the increase in the number of people using mobile devices, companies are working hard to determine the right ways to secure mobile devices.
• Several companies are working to find effective ways to secure jump drives, in case they are lost.
• Your data is extremely valuable no matter who you are, and many people are seeking your personal information.

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You grabbed some great people to talk to in this video. We have all the sessions and keynotes from the 2011 Conference touching on these topics on our RSA Conference YouTube Channel. Any thoughts on what these responses will look like in 2012? We think mobile will still be on everyone’s minds.