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Rambus Cryptography Research Division to Speak on Security Panel at UPLINQ 2014
Amsterdam – September 18, 2014
| Who: | Rambus Cryptography Research Division (NASDAQ:RMBS) | |
| Where: | Qualcomm UPLINQ 2014 – Mobile Developers Conference Hilton San Francisco Union Square San Francisco, CA |
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| When: | September 18-19, 2014 |
Paul Kocher, president and chief scientist of the Rambus Cryptography Research division, will participate in the Uplinq 2014 security panel during the Mobile Developers Conference on September 19. Kocher will discuss the mobile security ecosystem as well as the role Rambus plays to secure Qualcomm devices.
Title: Shared Responsibility in the Mobile Security Ecosystem
11:00 a.m. – 11:50 a.m., Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Plaza B
In this moderated session, each participating company will outline its role in the mobile security ecosystem and how they work with Qualcomm to enable security for apps and devices powered by Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ processors. The discussion will range from multi-factor authentication to secure execution, BYOD and other security solutions available today and in the future.
About Cryptography Research, Inc.
Cryptography Research, Inc. (CRI), a division of Rambus Inc., is a leader in semiconductor security research and development. Established by internationally renowned cryptographer Paul Kocher, CRI develops and licenses innovative technologies in areas including tamper resistance, content protection, anti-counterfeiting, network security, and financial services. Over eight billion security products are made each year under license from CRI. Security systems designed by CRI scientists and engineers protect hundreds of billions of dollars in commerce annually. Additional information is available at cryptography.com.
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