Advances in cloud infrastructure and the broad adoption of hybrid/remote work models have given organizations new options for driving productivity and operational efficiency. Now that so many devices are connected to our networks outside of the data center, we’re seeing a significant rise in security attacks around the world. Join us for a fireside chat with Anand Oswal, SVP, Network Security for Palo Alto Networks, to discuss how the cybersecurity industry is innovating with AI to respond to the changing threat landscape. One of the most exciting developments is adoption of Deep Learning techniques to stop attacks before they happen.
Anand Oswal is the Senior Vice President & GM for Network Security at Palo Alto Networks. His team of researchers and developers deliver best-in-class enterprise networking products and services to help to protect users, applications and infrastructure from cybersecurity threats.
He is a dynamic leader with a passion for building strong, diverse and motivated teams that excel through a relentless focus on execution. A holder of more than 60 U.S. patents, he focuses on disruptive innovation and inspiring his team to build awesome products and solutions.
Before joining Palo Alto Networks, Anand was SVP, Engineering, for Cisco’s Intent-Based Networking Group. He joined Cisco through the acquisition of Starent Networks, and earlier in his career, held leadership roles at Siara Systems, Sun Microsystems and Ericsson.
Anand holds a bachelor’s degree in telecommunications from the College of Engineering, Pune, India and a master’s degree in computer networking from the University of Southern California, Los Angeles. He is recognized as a thought leader on innovation, leadership, diversity and the importance of family.
Neha is the Senior Product Marketing Manager for Palo Alto Network's network security product portfolio and is responsible for AIOps, Management, and core PAN-OS features, including Identity and Decryption. She has held roles in Product Management and was a Founder of a healthcare-telecommunications company that developed radiation management products and was interviewed by BBC World News, CNN, and 50+ news channels for her entrepreneurial efforts. Neha holds an MS in Management Science and Engineering from Stanford University, BE in Industrial Biotechnology, and is a GSB Ignite Fellow from Stanford University Graduate School of Business.