ATC Partners with CBTS for Second Year at ToIT

ATC Partners With CBTS For 2022 ToIT

CBTS and ATC are teaming up for another year at Technology First’s Taste of IT (ToIT) conference on Thursday, November 16^th, at Sinclair Conference Center. The agenda will feature over 25+ sessions focused on cybersecurity, leadership, project management, infrastructure/cloud, and developers & data analytics.

The TOIT Opening Keynote, “Where Digitalization and Security Intersect,” will be delivered by Jerry Chapman, Engineering Fellow with Optiv. ATC is a platinum partner with CBTS and altafiber.

Register today to join over 400 IT professionals for the 16^th annual Taste of IT conference!

ATC will be in booth #11 with CBTS. ATC will also be presenting together within the Cybersecurity tract on “SASE, The Edge, and Zero Trust.” The Cybersecurity tract will be moderated by Chris Kuhl. Currently, CBTS is featured as Spotlight provider with free downloadable content, “Network Security Purpose-Built for SD-WAN Environments.”

ATC and CBTS will be talking about the ins and outs of SASE, The Edge, and Zero Trust. The session will be led by subject matter experts, ATC’s CTO, Nick Enger, and CBTS’ Director of Solution Engineering, Matt Douglass. Visitors to the booth and those who attend the session will be eligible for one of three prizes—a JBL speaker, AirPods, or a backpack . Booth visitors will also be able to pick up a crowd-favorite sweet treat, ATC’s world famous freshly baked cookies!

SASE, The Edge, and Zero Trust
Sinclair College Conference Center
Room 116, 2:40-3:20

The convergence of the WAN edge and network security models has landed us with Secure Access Service Edge (SASE). SASE is positioned to transform multiple product categories such as SD-WAN, WAN Optimization, Next-Gen Firewalls, Secure Web Gateways, CASB, and Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA). ZTNA—a component of SASE architecture—enables tighter network security and micro-segmentation down to the user-application level. Join ATC and CBTS as we discuss three hot network security topics you must know—SASE, endpoint protection, and ZTNA.