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theCUBE is live at CrowdStrike Fal.Con + mWISE 2023 [Join our analysts at this week's top cybersecurity events]( TheCUBE is bringing you the latest on cybersecurity and the impact of generative AI from key tech events, coast to coast. Kicking off today in Las Vegas for [Fal.Con 2023]( Dave Vellante and Lisa Martin bring you firsthand insights from top security practitioners dealing with today’s biggest cyber threats. Gain key information from enterprise use cases on the latest technology solutions from experienced threat hunters, and see how the CrowdStrike ecosystem is responding to today’s ever-evolving threat landscape.   Join theCUBE during Fal.Con 2023 as we speak to the experts, including:   - George Kurtz, co-founder and CEO of CrowdStrike - Rick Echevarria, VP of security and sales at Intel - Shawn Henry, CSO of CrowdStrike - Madhu Balaji, senior solutions architect at AWS - Allie Mellen, principal analyst at Forrester Research - JR Balaji, director of product, security, manageability and serviceability, Client Solutions Group, at Dell Technologies   [Don’t miss theCUBE’s exclusive coverage of Fal.Con 2023!]( Meanwhile in Washington, D.C., join theCUBE for our coverage of the [mWISE Conference](. John Furrier, Rebecca Knight and Rob Strechay talk with top security professionals battling today's most significant cyber threats. Some of the expert guests theCUBE is speaking with at the mWISE Conference include:   Kevin Mandia, CEO of Mandiant Marshall Heilman, global CTO of Mandiant Edgard Capdevielle, CEO of Nozomi Networks Caroline Wong, CSO of Cobalt Labs Sandra Joyce, VP of Mandiant Intelligence Phil Venables, CISO of Google Cloud and VP of Google [Tune in to theCUBE's coverage of Day 2 of the mWise Conference 2023!]( [Live analysis today!]( [Cloud security powers CrowdStrike’s momentum; gen AI is next]( George Kurtz, CEO of CrowdStrike, is enthusiastic about the company's promising trajectory despite challenges in the cybersecurity industry. In this week’s Analysis]( theCUBE industry analyst Dave Vellante gives an update on security leader CrowdStrike.   The gen AI game-changer CrowdStrike, known for its top-tier data security products, has shown steady growth and improved profitability, garnering investor excitement. A recent dip in stock value, possibly due to a challenging market and high revenue multiples, hasn't dampened the potential. The game-changer for CrowdStrike could be generative artificial intelligence, embodied by their natural language-based intelligent assistant, Charlotte AI. “We believe we are entering a new era where technology is going to begin to attack the number one problem faced by SecOps teams, and that's the lack of deep talent,” Vellante said. “Estimates indicate there are 3,000 unfilled security jobs today, and the vision is AI can begin to close that gap quite effectively.”   Vellante reviews CrowdStrike’s recent progress and shares survey data that shows where the company is strong and where there may be icebergs ahead. He also previews Fal.Con 2023, taking place later today.   Read Vellante’s full Breaking Analysis. [Get the free report]( [An analysis of Arm's IPO and a rant on AI regulation]( It’s been yet another busy season for theCUBE, marked by a summer of tech event coverage spanning hardware to generative AI, including last week’s SAS Explore event in Las Vegas. Alongside theCUBE’s event coverage, significant developments have unfolded in the tech industry, most notably the long-anticipated public offering of British chip design firm Arm Holdings. In this week’s [theCUBE Podcast]( John Furrier and Dave Vellante talk about how Arm's IPO, the largest of the year, witnessed the company's shares surging by 10% during initial trading and eventually closing with a remarkable gain of nearly 25% on Thursday.   They also delve into significant cybersecurity incidents involving Las Vegas hotel casinos MGM and Caesars, with Caesars paying a substantial sum due to a hack through an outsourced IT support vendor. The discussion briefly touched on the need for AI regulation, emphasizing the role of startups and innovation in addressing ethical challenges in AI development.   “Regulation of any kind is not good for the industry,” Furrier said. “Keep an eye on it, put guardrails in place, but get the hell out of the regulation conversation. That being said, there is a global aspect to it. That's what I think needs to be the focus. Look at it globally and start thinking about formulation of policy and potential doctrine around AI.”   Tech's dynamic landscape   The discussion further illuminated the critical role of AI in shaping the future of technology and briefly touched on the evolving landscape of AI regulation. As technology continues to evolve rapidly, the conversation highlighted the need for ongoing vigilance and adaptability in the ever-changing tech ecosystem.   For the latest theCUBE Pod episode, visit [Watch the full episode!]( The future of multicloud lands now Join theCUBE's coverage of the "Future of Multicloud Lands Now - Dell Apex Cloud Platform for Microsoft Azure" virtual event. Our analyst-led conversations bring you firsthand insights into how Dell's APEX portfolio is rapidly evolving. [Read more]( www.thecube.net [Top News: Editors' Picks]( New Google Chronicle SecOps has advanced threat intelligence The new service has been designed to address modern threats that Google argues require modern thinking and modern solutions. Chronicle Security Operations allows organizations to retain and analyze unfiltered data at large scale and high speed. [Read more]( siliconangle.com Microsoft accidentally exposes 38TB of internal data Microsoft Corp. accidentally made 38 terabytes of internal data, including passwords, publicly accessible through a GitHub repository. The leak was detailed by researchers from security startup Wiz Inc. The software giant fixed the issue on June 24. [Read more]( siliconangle.com [Upcoming episodes: The latest on cybersecurity, Gen AI and supercloud]( Don’t miss out on theCUBE events throughout September and October. Besides this week's coverage of the mWISE Conference and CrowdStrike's Fal.Con event detailed above, be sure to join theCUBE for Dell’s “Future of Multicloud Lands Now” event on Sept. 26. Tune in next month for Teradata's Possible event on Oct. 3, UiPath Forward from Oct. 10-11 and our own Supercloud 4 from Oct. 24-25.     [Dell’s “Future of Multicloud Lands Now” event: Sept. 26](   Join theCUBE on Sept. 26 for coverage of the "[Future of Multicloud Lands Now - Dell Apex Cloud Platform for Microsoft Azure]( virtual event. Our analyst-led conversations bring you firsthand insights into how Dell's APEX portfolio is rapidly evolving to address the complex requirements of multicloud modernization. We also feature use cases that highlight APEX's multicloud management solutions. Tune in to see how the Dell Technologies ecosystem is building multicloud solutions by design.   Tune in to hear from the following experts:   - Dean Paron, partner director of product for Azure edge infrastructure at Microsoft - Caitlin Gordon, VP of product management, Apex Cloud Platform for Microsoft Azure, at Dell Technologies - Shannon Champion, VP of product marketing at Dell Technologies - Cindy Goodell, go-to-market strategy, operations and planning manager for storage and HCI at Dell Technologies   [Join theCUBE’s coverage to learn more!](   [Teradata Possible: Oct. 3](   On Oct. 3, theCUBE brings you exclusive coverage of Teradata's “[Possible 2023]( event. Our analyst-led discussions provide you with direct access to insights from visionary thought leaders shaping the landscape of enterprise computing.   Prepare to glean valuable insights from practical enterprise scenarios, highlighting the cutting-edge developments in gen AI, all shared by seasoned experts in the field. Additionally, watch firsthand how the Teradata ecosystem is spearheading the creation of data-driven solutions.   [Add to your calendar today!](   [UiPath Forward VI: Oct. 10-11](   Don't miss out on theCUBE’s coverage of Forward VI]( from October 10-11. Join us as we engage in enlightening discussions with industry experts, delving into the transformative potential of AI-powered automation in paving the way for a groundbreaking era of innovation.   [Watch theCUBE’s exclusive coverage!](   [Supercloud 4: Oct. 24-25](   From Oct. 24-25, theCUBE’s team of industry analysts immerse themselves in profound conversations about the dynamic realm of generative AI during our exclusive [Supercloud 4]( event.   TheCUBE is set to embark on an exhaustive journey through this swiftly evolving landscape, where the revolutionary concept of the supercloud promises to unlock unprecedented avenues for reshaping industries and businesses, all thanks to the transformative potential of generative AI.   [Sign up to watch!]( [Follow all theCUBE's upcoming broadcasts!]( Key findings from the Startup Showcase with theCUBE + AWS Here are three insights you might have missed from the 'Cybersecurity' AWS Startup Showcase event, debuting episode 3 of its third season with theCUBE. [Read more]( siliconangle.com Here's what you missed from SAS Explore During last week’s SAS Explore event, one of the biggest questions posed was: How might AI technology position SAS Institute Inc. for AI enterprise use cases, products and services? [Read more]( siliconangle.com SiliconANGLE Media Inc. | [SiliconANGLE.com]( [View as Webpage]( [[Twitter] ]( [[YouTube] ]( [[LinkedIn] ]( SiliconANGLE Media Inc | 5 Mount Royal, Suite 280, Marlborough, MA 01752 [Unsubscribe {EMAIL}]( [Update Profile]( | [Constant Contact Data Notice]( Sent by communication@siliconangle.com powered by [Trusted Email from Constant Contact - Try it FREE today.]( [Try email marketing for free today!](