With the explosion of Wi-Fi enabled devices, personal smartphones, tablets and other devices are finding their way onto corporate networks, college campuses and classrooms everywhere. CIOs are implementing Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) strategies to increase employee mobility, responsiveness and productivity, while lowering cost. Though the benefits of embracing BYOD are numerous, CIOs need to be cautious and ensure these devices do not pose a security vulnerability to their network.

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MODERATOR

David KrebsDavid Krebs - VDC Research

David has more than ten years experience covering the markets for enterprise and government mobility solutions, wireless data communication technologies and automatic data-capture research and consulting. David focuses on identifying the key drivers and enablers in the adoption of mobile and wireless solutions among mobile workers in the extended enterprise.

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TJ MaanTJ Maan
WNS Technical Director, Motorola Solutions 

Tajinder (TJ) Maan is Director of Technical Marketing for Enterprise Networking & Communications (ENC) within Motorola Solutions. As part of this role TJ leads Technical Marketing, WW Field Support & Market Development for Motorola?s Wireless LAN portfolio.

TJ has over 14 years of experience in the networking & security industry working within growth companies and large corporations.

Frank AndrusFrank Andrus
CTO, Bradford Networks 

As Chief Technology Officer at Bradford Networks, Frank Andrus oversees all strategic technology functions, which includes evolution of the current product line, new product and services development and setting the future corporate R&D strategy. 

Frank has over 20 years of experience in developing complex software solutions for enterprise and telecommunication network management applications.

Kevin KosterKevin Koster
Technical Lead, Cloudpath Networks  

Kevin Koster is Founder and Technical Lead of Cloudpath Networks, where he guides the development of Cloudpath's technologies. He has twelve years of technical experience in standards-based network security with an emphasis in wireless and 802.1X.


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