Top U.S. companies to hit SC Forum

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IT security executives and CIOs from such companies as Williams-Sonoma, Electrolux and Avaya will be attending the upcoming SC Forum.

Happening on May 18 - 20 at Chateau Elan in Braselton, GA, the SC Forum will offer up much-needed and practical IT security information to attendees.


The likes of former Cyber Security Director for DHS Amit Yoran and Raymond James Financial's Gene Fredriksen will be on hand to discuss a bevy of IT security topics and offer tips on how to deal with various issues confronting Forum delegates.

Places are still available for IT security executives to attend.

For more information, please visit: www.scmagazine.com/usforum.

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