How to Enhance Network Performance and Security With Graphiant’s Khalid Raza – the ‘Father’ of SD-WAN | Meet the Chief

Event Overview

From data security models to AI-driven threat detection, Graphiant is at the forefront of modern network solutions. In this episode of Meet the Chief, we talk with Graphiant CEO Khalid Raza – widely recognized as the 'father' of SD-WAN – about the pivotal roles of AI and data exchanges and how these are set to revolutionize network management and performance. Khalid also discusses the need to secure critical infrastructure.

Featured Speaker

Khalid Raza

Graphiant

Founder and CEO, Graphiant

Khalid Raza is the founder and CEO of Graphiant and is widely recognized as the father of SD-WAN. Before founding Graphiant, Khalid served as the Co-founder and CTO of Viptela, the pioneering SD-WAN company acquired by Cisco. At Viptela, Khalid spearheaded the architecture and technology vision. With 17 years at Cisco before Viptela, Khalid has been deeply immersed in the Internet since 1994. He is revered as a visionary in Internet routing architecture and large-scale network design.

What to expect

Meet the Chief is a series of virtual webinars designed to provide wwt.com users with exclusive visibility into emerging cyber trends and actionable advice for how they can help secure against an ever-evolving threat landscape. In these conversations, we get to know the people behind the technology, to learn more about who they are and the culture they look to inspire. Register now for these executive-led events and you'll also hear about:

What's shaping today's complex industry landscape.
The impact emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and machine learning will have on CISOs and other security leaders.
Areas security executives should be prioritizing today to win in the future.
Creating a cohesive security strategy that breaks down fragmented and siloed teams.

Goals and Objectives

Gain a clearer understanding of today's security landscape, the tools and solutions that can best secure your data and assets and how you can build a culture of resiliency.

Who should attend?

CISOs and other security-focused executives; C-suite members looking to create a more cohesive relationship with their security teams; security leaders seeking better understanding of today's complex environment.