RSA Conference takes to the sky

Whether you’re in San Francisco at RSA 2011 or you’re in the middle of nowhere scouring the Web for updates and insights, we’ve got the A-list of Twitter stars that are on the ground at RSA right now. Click, follow, and keep up. If you’re there, why not send them a message – the worst that can happen is you get even more swag!

@atwalls: Gartner analyst who specializes in infosec practices, enterprise governance, security program management, and more.

@rcheyne: This self-described “hacker of the old-school variety” is also CEO of Safelight Security, a security training company.

@Simply_Security: David Lingenfelter, Information Security Officer at Fiberlink Communications, is sending out highlights and reactions to the goings on in San Fran.

@merrittmaxim: Works in Identity & Access Management at CA Technologies. He’s giving frequent updates on his reactions to what’s happening at RSA.

@JDeLuccia: James DeLuccia works in risk management and IT security. Check out more in-depth coverage of the conference at his blog.

@jhaggett: This “lover of all things mobile” is at RSA. Whether he’s interacting with other members of the conference or observing a session, Jamie Haggett’s tweets are just as entertaining as they are informative.

@themeworks: Chief Technologist at Palm Tree Technology UK and Mastlabs USA, is tweeting out questions for his fellow RSA-goers and IT enthusiasts alike.

@Reflex_mike: UPDATE! How did we miss Mike Wronski? He’s VP of Product Management at Reflex Systems, and he’s been tweeting the heck out of RSA the past week.

@morisy & @ITKE: Editor Michael Morisy is on the scene in San Francisco. Check out his in-depth coverage at the Enterprise IT Watch blog.

And of course, for official updates on the conference, check out @RSAConference and hashtag #RSAC for more general, up-to-date information. Did we miss anyone? Send me an email at Melanie@ITKnowledgeExchange.com or leave it in the comments section.

Melanie Yarbrough is the assistant community editor at ITKnowledgeExchange.com. Follow her on Twitter or send her an email at Melanie@ITKnowledgeExchange.com.