PacGenesis will be showcasing some of its most exciting partnerships at AWS re:Invent 2023 (11/27/23 – 12/1/23) in Las Vegas this November. In fact, PacGenesis, Amazon Studios, and Trend Micro have been chosen to speak live during the event. Jason Warman, our VP of Technology, will be along side Rafael Barrero (Head of SRE, DevOps and Infrastructure Engineering at Amazon Studios) and Mike Milner (VP of Cloud Technology at Trend Micro), will be onstage to discuss some of the latest workflows that Amazon Studios has put in place with the help of PacGenesis and Trend Micro.
PacGenesis has made it a focus area for their customers that leverage the IBM Aspera High Speed File Transfer Technology to also look at intelligent Scanning of their files, to protect their workflows and systems from Malware and Ransomware. Many of PacGen’s global customer base have found the Trend Micro solution suite a perfect fit for securing their complex file transfer and data use-cases.
During the session, Amazon will discuss their workflow expansion with File Scanning and safeguarding their Intellectual Property with the immense scale of their operations. Rafael, Mike, and Jason will discuss some of the challenges in the pre-existing solutions, along with the deployment automations they have in place with Trend Micro today.
If you are headed to AWS re:Invent, we would love for you to check out the session! Please email us at sales@pacgenesis.com to get more details and be added to the list to receive the latest updates on the event.
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