The RSA Conference 2005 Japan will be held in Tokyo at
Tokyo Prince Hotel Park Tower May 12-13, 2005.
More information is available soon!
Thank you for joining RSA Conference 2004 Japan!
The total number of attendees: 5,806 (including 1,179 conference attendees)
The RSA Conference 2004 is the most prestigious
information security event of the year. It is the must-attend
event for organizations that deploy, develop or investigate
data security or cryptography products. The RSA Conference
brings together IT professionals, developers, policy makers,
industry leaders and academics to share information and
exchange ideas on technology trends and best practices in
identity theft, hacking, cyber-terrorism, biometrics, network
forensics, perimeter defense, secure web services, encryption
and related topics.
The 3rd annual RSA Conference Japan delivers more learning,
networking, and product demonstrations than any other security
gathering. You will meet the best and the brightest in the
information security industry, both decision makers and
technology luminaries. Don't miss this opportunity to learn
fresh approaches and develop creative solutions.
The Guardian of Treasures. An Imperial Emblem of Vigilance.
During the 13th century, a patriotic poet, musician, archer,
and student of calendrical computation and mathematics named
Ch'in Chiu-Shao joined the military to defend his homeland.
Like many of his countrymen, he endured years of hardship
on the frontier, guarding China from Genghis Khan and invading
Mongols. He often escaped the misery of warfare by amusing
himself with numbers. In particular, he pondered the Remainder
Theorem developed in the late third century by the scholar
Sun Zi. Ch’in realized that the Remainder Theorem could
be used not only to count large numbers, but to conceal
them as well. Thanks to Ch’in’s labors and others
after him, the Chinese Remainder Theorem has become a cornerstone
of modern public key cryptography.
The Chinese have long revered the dragon as a symbol of
immense power and benevolence, an icon of monumental transformation
and creative energy. The RSA® Conference 2004 brings
the power of the dragon to you by celebrating the mathematical
and cryptographic achievements of the ancient Chinese.
2004
marks
the
13th
year
of
the
RSA
Conference,
which
began
as
a
small
gathering
of
cryptographers
in
US
and
is
now
held
in
major
cities
throughout
the
world.
The
RSA
Conference
brings
together
decision-makers
and
influencers
from
all
major
markets,
including
consumer,
education,
financial,
government,
computer
networking,
telecommunications,
finance
and
media
for
one
of
the
industry's
premier
information
security
events.
Now
in
its
3rd
year,
the
RSA
Conference
Japan
delivers
the
most
up-to-date
information
not
only
for
IT
security
professionals,
but
also
for
CIOs,
CEOs,
and
government
officials.
The
RSA
Conference
continues
in
Tokyo
(May
31-June
1,
2004),
Europe
(November
3-5,
2004)
and
San
Francisco
(February
14-18,
2005).
For
more
information,
visit
the
RSA
Conference
2004
Web
site
at
www.rsaconference.com.
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