Forbes December 12, 2024
Tony Bradley

Every year, AWS re:Invent transforms the neon-lit energy of Las Vegas into a global technology epicenter. With roughly 60,000 attendees spread across seven sprawling venues, covering over six million square feet, and another 400,000 participants engaging online, the conference is nothing short of a city within a city. But beyond the keynote speeches and workshops lies a meticulously orchestrated security operation designed to protect attendees, data, and infrastructure at an unprecedented scale.

I had a unique opportunity during the AWS re:Invent conference to sit down with Steve Schmidt, VP of Security Engineering and Chief Security Officer at Amazon, and Mark Brogan, Director of Protective Services at Amazon. I also got a look behind the scenes at the AWS re:Invent security...

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