We had a big presence at CeBIT in Hanover, Germany the week of 10-14 March, and we met many great customers, partners, and notable guests. Lord Livingston, UK Minister of State for Trade and Investment, stopped by to talk with us, and we also met Olaf Lies, German Minister of Economics.
This year’s CeBIT tech conference was one of the biggest ever, attracting a lot of attention thanks to the attendance of German Chancellor Angela Merkel and UK Prime Minister David Cameron, who gave a big speech about the future of information technology.
Our demonstration area at CeBIT was one of the biggest and busiest in the security wing of the expo hall. Among the main attractions — the unveiling of Sophos UTM Accelerated (9.2). For more information about the release of Sophos UTM Accelerated (9.2), check out our blog series discussing all the great new features we’re introducing.
James Lyne, Global Head of Security Research, pulled in a crowd as he presented his findings from his latest warbiking trek in San Francisco. What is warbiking? It involves James riding the city streets on his mountain bike, using special equipment to detect wireless hotspots and information about who’s using them. What he found was somewhat shocking.
Make sure to see the results of the San Francisco ride and watch a video at sophos.com/warbiking. James also has 10 wireless security tips at sophos.com/tips. And watch for our World of Warbiking tour in a city near you.
Sophos’ CFO Nick Bray having a chat with Lord Livingston (member of UK parliament) at #CeBIT pic.twitter.com/LfHSAlFiPv
— Sophos (@Sophos_News) March 10, 2014
In this Tweet we sent out from CeBIT, our CFO Nick Bray is on the right, talking to Lord Livingston.
Sophos UTM Accelerated (9.2)
UTM Accelerated (9.2) is now available for manual download for existing customers. We’re calling this release Accelerated because it’s about shifting up a gear for faster speeds and safer protection from a bigger range of threats. Learn more in our What’s New in Sophos UTM blog series. To sign up for a free trial, visit sophos.com/try-utm.
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