Art Coviello

former CEO, RSA Security; Venture Partner, Rally Ventures

Coviello has more than 30 years of strategic, operating and financial management experience at high-technology companies and is one of the most recognized figures within the cybersecurity industry. He became CEO of RSA Security Inc. in 2000 and continued to lead the company following the acquisition by EMC in 2006 until he retired from the role in 2015. Coviello has played a leading role in several national cybersecurity initiatives, including as a founding board member of the Cyber Security Industry Alliance, and has served as an adviser to key government agencies as well as public-private initiatives.

Fighting Fraud: The Fault Is Not In Our Stars

Presented by Art Coviello • February 1, 2018

Fraud is a pervasive and insidious attack on all. Financial service organizations, retailers, insurers, healthcare providers, governments - they all bear the burden. What can be done to more effectively reduce this scourge? In this session, Art Coviello, former CEO of RSA Security, draws on his decades of security...

Equifax Breach: Long-term Implications. What Does It Mean for Us?

Presented by Peter Beardmore , Art Coviello , Joan Goodchild , Richard Parry • August 17, 2017

Will the Equifax breach be a game changer, or just another big-name security mishap that slowly fades away out of collective memory? Does this massive breach have the potential to be the incident that leads to sweeping regulatory changes, when it comes to credit bureaus and data collectors like Equifax? If so, what...

Industry and Practitioners in Crisis

Presented by Art Coviello • July 28, 2017

The biggest companies often take matters into their own hands when it comes to breach prevention, eschewing long-term relationships with vendors and charting their own courses with a dizzying array of technologies. Meanwhile, smaller companies fall further behind, struggling to find talent and budget, while security...

Industry and Practitioners in Crisis

Presented by Art Coviello • April 28, 2017

The biggest companies (the Fortune 500 types) are more often than not taking matters into their own hands when it comes to breach prevention, eschewing long-term relationships with vendors and charting their own courses with a dizzying array of technologies. Meanwhile, the "unfortunate" 5,000 and beyond fall further...