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RSA 2016 Interop Group. CTI Interop— RSA 2017 Brief update. Dates/Location: 13-17 February; San Francisco Reserved booth space—20x20 in South Hall (floor plan on next slide) 12 spots available Participation is currently open to Foundational- and Sponsor-level OASIS members
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CTI Interop—RSA 2017Brief update • Dates/Location: 13-17 February; San Francisco • Reserved booth space—20x20 in South Hall (floor plan on next slide) • 12 spots available • Participation is currently open to Foundational- and Sponsor-level OASIS members • Participation opens up to Contributor members on 3 April, provided space is still available • All members are encouraged to read the OASIS Interop Policy document: https://www.oasis-open.org/policies-guidelines/interop • Planning will begin once participants are confirmed
Interop participation—fees and benefits • The cost to participate is 7,000 USD; payment due within 30 days of reserving your space • Each participant receives an identical workstation (includes electricity, internet connectivity, monitor, and sign with company logo) and access to all leads collected in the booth. • Additional information on the benefits is outlined in the participation form document (circulated to the group earlier) Didn’t receive a copy? Contact jane.harnad@oasis-open.org
Initial tasks in the planning phase • Interop Team Lead designation—chosen by the Interop Participants and/or the TC Interop Subcommittee, the Interop Lead will serve as liaison between the Interop technical discussions and OASIS staff • RSA email planning lists—two dedicated mailing groups will created by OASIS to be used for Interop planning and communication; one dedicated to the technical discussions & the other to discuss the logistical details & marketing opportunities • Booth Design Layout—OASIS staff will work directly with suppliers and the Interop Participants on design options for our space (more details on next page)
RSA 2015 demo booth RSA 2016 demo booth • Our booth design evolves each year. The Interop Participants will be involved in the process. A few adjustments under consideration by our PKCS 11 & KMIP TCs include: • Adding a presentation area—in the front of the booth • And redesigning the company pod presence on the backside of the booth – which alter the amount/size of the pods due to space constraints associated with the presentation area
Brief update • Borderless Cyber Europe dates—8-9 September, BrusselsAlongside both the NATO & CERT-EU meetings • Freddy Dezeure, Head of CERT-EU will serve as chair • Website is now live: http://borderlesscyber.oasis-open.org/eu16/sponsorship • Sponsorship of one, two or all three Borderless Cyber Conferences is available; details and benefits are noted on the website • Borderless US — dates: late Oct/early Nov; venues under consideration include: United Nations and FBI in lower Manhattan, NYC | Eric Burger, Georgetown University, Conference Chair • Borderless Asia — venue under consideration Keio University in Toyko | Conference chair to be announced
Question about our Borderless Cyber Conference series • Direct questions to: • Jane.harnad@oasis-open.org • Dee.schur@oasis-open.org (sponsorship)