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AWS re:Invent is around the corner, and the Native team — including our founders — will be in Las Vegas all week. On Wednesday, December 3, we’re hosting a small breakfast with a handful of security leaders, a few former AWS colleagues, and Native’s founders. We’ll be talking about practical ways to build and maintain data perimeters and how to turn security intent into enforceable controls across providers. If you’re planning to attend and this is top of mind for you, save your seat via the link in this post and meet the founders in person. --> https://bit.ly/4opH1NE

AWS re:Invent 2025 is around the corner and the Native team will be in Las Vegas all week, focused on how cloud providers offer a robust, trusted native security stack that’s still too complex to operationalize at scale — and how to unify, manage, and maximize those built-in controls to bring secure-by-design consistency across providers. If you’re planning to attend, come meet us at booth #1286 or schedule a time with the team--> https://bit.ly/3MnurRu

During my years in AWS Security, I had the privilege of seeing re:Invent from the inside. I remember the energy of the launch rooms: months of hard work by entire teams boiled down to one moment, the CEO on stage making the announcement, code hitting production, and a new feature going live. Now multiply that by dozens of security launches and hours of new written and recorded content. The toolset and the manual for building secure-by-design cloud environments just got a serious upgrade. For security teams, it’s a blessing and a curse. As one CISO told me recently, “there just aren’t enough hours in the day.” It's a serious struggle to sift through it all, plan, implement, operationalize what matters, and increasingly align these new controls across a multi-cloud environment. That’s why we built Native, the unified security control plane for provider-native capabilities across AWS, Azure, GCP, and OCI. It’s already having an outsized impact for some of the largest enterprises in the world, and I’d love to show you how. If you’re in Las Vegas, stop by booth 1286 or DM me for a 1:1 or an invite to one of our events.

This isn’t my first Amazon Web Services (AWS) #reinvent, but it’s certainly an exciting one. For the first time since leaving AWS, I’ll be speaking at the conference, together with my former colleague Sowjanya Rajavaram, about how to build secure-by-design environments using built-in AWS capabilities. And if you’re interested in how to apply those principles consistently across cloud providers, while focusing on security outcomes rather than implementation details, pay Native a visit at booth #1286, or just ping me to schedule a 1:1 chat or to join one of our customer events.

Join me at Oracle AI World next week! Just over a year ago, I left AWS to build a company with a powerful mission: to help security teams feel confident securing their multi-cloud environments. Next week at hashtag #oracleAIWorld, I’m excited to share a sneak peek into what we’ve been working on. I’ll be speaking at the conference alongside Edward Lu Director of IAM Product Management at Oracle, and Himanshu Agrawal, Director of Global Oracle Cloud Security at Accenture. Together, we will dive into the newest capabilities in Oracle IAM 14c and OCI-IAM and demonstrate how customers can take full advantage of them. I will also discuss how organizations can transform their security objectives into simple, comprehensive, and consistent controls across multi-cloud environments. Interested in learning more? Visit us at booth 9009, book a demo at native.security, or check out the session catalog: https://lnkd.in/gkKEBYpU

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