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You can find it at Dell Peak Performance 2015!!!

I’ll be there at the Aria Resort and Casino in Las Vegas attending as a social media correspondent with a full access pass and an invitation to meet and interview Dell executives and security technology leaders.

https://www.aria.com/

The event is packaged across three focused tracks:

Security Foundation: This track is designed for professionals including business owners, partner executives and sales professionals that are new to the Dell SonicWALL solution or who are striving to establish a security practice. Enhance your knowledge and maximize your investment in the Dell SonicWALL security portfolio with our security apprentice breakout sessions. All courses will include strategy, roadmap and solution selling – including competitive positioning in the marketplace at introduction basis. This track has three pre-assigned sessions and seven optional sessions.

Security Professional: This track is designed for security professionals, including business owners, partner executives and sales professionals. Enhance your knowledge and maximize your investment in the Dell SonicWALL security portfolio with these security professional breakout sessions. All Security Professional courses will include strategy, roadmap and solution selling – including competitive positioning in the marketplace. This track has ten pre-assigned sessions.

Security Ninja: This track is designed for Dell Security Certified System Engineers who are responsible for designing, implementing, supporting or managing a security infrastructure with SonicWALL products and services. Dell SonicWALL CSSA/CSSP certifications are a suggested requirement to enter this curriculum. All Security Ninja sessions include technical deep dives, upcoming features and hands-on learning. This track has five optional two-part sessions.

 Make a comment or shoot me a message if you’ll be there as well. I will also be doing some video interviews and blog post. Looking forward to sharing your stories with my audience. 
But remember…….

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