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Date: Thursday, March 20, 2008
Time:
6:30
to 8:00 pm
Location: National Instruments
Room 1S13 Building C 11500 N Mopac Expy
Austin, TX 78759
Topic: Securing Data-in-Motion & Data-at-Rest
Speaker: Jonathan Ellis, Advanced Communications Concepts, Inc
Abstract:
Software defined radios are ready to impact the commercial
mobile device market. However, two
technology issues remain to be solved – the need to support multiple networks
with one chip to conserve battery life & reduce space and the issue of
multi-protocol network security. Technology
that Advanced Communications Concepts (ACC) is developing is solving both
issues using its dynamically reconfigurable computing with “protocol hopping”
based security. That security extends to
protecting both data-in-motion and data-at-rest as well as efficiently securing
passwords, application keying information, and more. Hear about the vision for
the emerging market for dynamically reconfigurable security devices and ACC’s
strategy for success in that market.
Speaker
Bio:
Jonathan Ellis is founder of Advanced Communications Concepts, Inc., an Austin based start-up in
the governmental security and storage market segments. He has conducted acquisition, cross marketing
and strategic partnering arrangements to allow ACCI to become a “Strategic
Supplier” to both the DoD and NSA/NRO intel communities for cutting edge
Storage and multi-protocol communications & security technologies. Prior to founding ACCI, Mr. Ellis held
executive positions at Dell, General Programming Systems (in Dallas), and Arrowsmith Technologies, and has
been in senior technical or executive positions at six previous start-ups.
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