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Panel | Best Practices for Implementing Enterprise Security Automation for Threat Detection and Intelligence

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Severin Collins
Director, Sales Engineering, Europe
D3 Security
Severin Collins
Severin Collins is passionate about cybersecurity and loves what he does. His experience includes enterprise security management/monitoring, technical pre-sales, risk assessment and analysis, technical training and support, as well as leadership and team management. As Director, Sales...
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Guido Grillenmeier
Principal Technologist
Semperis
Guido Grillenmeier
Guido Grillenmeier is the Principal Technologist of Semperis in EMEA. Based in Germany, Guido has been a Microsoft MVP for Directory Services for 12 years. He spent 20+ years at HP/HPE as Chief Engineer. A frequent presenter at technology conferences and contributor to technical...
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Christopher Schütze
Cybersecurity Practice Director & CISO
KuppingerCole
Christopher Schütze
Christopher Schütze has been working as Director Practice Cyber Security and Lead Analyst for KuppingerCole Analysts AG since 2019. Prior to that, he was Head of Cloud Security at an auditing company and working at two integrators for identity and access management. He has provided clients...
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Dr. Donnie Wendt
Principal Security Researcher
Mastercard
Dr. Donnie Wendt
Dr. Donnie Wendt is a Principal Security Researcher for Mastercard. In this role, Donnie researches the latest security threats, technologies, products, services, and innovations to drive the company’s long-range security roadmap. He has worked at Mastercard for 18 years,  including...
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