Wilmington, MA, April 03, 2018 -- Security Innovation, a pioneer in software security assessment and training, today announced that president and CEO Ed Adams will be a featured panelist at Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts to help lead a thought-provoking session on cybersecurity and cyber-management. The April 5th event at the Sawyer Business School is part of Security Innovation’s ongoing work to help businesses and organizations understand how to proactively secure their data and reduce organizational risk.
The panel discussion, titled “The Rule of (Online) Law: Cybersecurity and Management in the Digital Age,” will focus on the changing digital economy and priorities that must be addressed from business and public management perspectives.
Guests interested in attending can register here. The event begins with a networking reception at 5:15 p.m. in Sargent Hall, 120 Tremont Street, Boston.
“We are very excited to have Ed Adams here at Suffolk University for this important discussion. As one of the nation’s top experts and innovators in the cybersecurity industry, he will help to show the critical role played by leaders of business, academia and the public sector in data management and responsibility,” said Joshua Weissman LaFrance, organizer and discussion moderator for Thursday’s event.
Issues to be discussed include:
- Data Philosophy
- Data Breaches
- The role of private industry in cyberspace
- The role of government in cyberspace
- Emerging and future technologies
Ed Adams’ thought leadership has directly benefited tens of thousands of security professionals at business and industry meetings, including RSA Conference, Ponemon Institute’s RIM Renaissance, OWASP AppSec California, Connected Security Expo at ISC West, Phoenix Security & Audit Conference, Mozilla’s Privacy Lab, Allstate CyberCon, Applied Materials Global Software Technology Conference, Insperity Customer Security Conference, and the Levi Strauss CyberSecurity Conference, just to name a few.
Click here to learn why Security Innovation is the worldwide leader in software security training and assessment services.
About Security Innovation
Since 2002, organizations have relied on Security Innovation for our unique software security expertise to help secure and protect sensitive data in the most challenging environments - automobiles, desktops, web applications, mobile devices and in the cloud. A best in class security training, assessment and consulting provider, Security Innovation has been named to the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Security Awareness Training for four consecutive years. Security Innovation is privately held and headquartered in Wilmington, MA USA. For more information, visit www.securityinnovation.com or connect with us on LinkedIn or Twitter.
Security Innovation Media Contact: Derek Beckwith [email protected], 617-331-3567


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