RSA Conference 2025: News And Analysis
The RSA Conference returns to San Francisco from April 28 to May 1, with tens of thousands descending on the Moscone Center to discuss — and debate — the latest developments and new trends in the world of cybersecurity.
Many of the top vendors and solution providers in the security industry will be present, and that means plenty of news. CRN will be on hand to interview C-level executives from vendors and partner companies, scope out the newest products and find out what’s on the minds of cybersecurity experts.
RSAC 2025 is expected to continue the focus on AI from the conferences of prior years, but with a new emphasis this time on the emergence of agentic capabilities. Along with GenAI and AI agents, other key topics will include the evolution of security operations; protection against intensifying attacks targeting the cloud and email inboxes; the ongoing push for consolidation and “platformization”; and the uncertain economic outlook.
Keep an eye on this page for all of CRN’s news coverage, interviews and product roundups out of RSAC 2025.
Here’s What 15 Top Cybersecurity Execs Are Saying About AI: RSAC 2025
CRN spoke with C-level executives at leading players in cybersecurity—including SentinelOne, Palo Alto Networks and CrowdStrike—about their biggest AI-related discussions during RSAC 2025. Here’s what they had to say.
Top Execs At RSAC 2025: Embracing AI Is Now ‘Not Optional’
The rise in cyberattacks powered by GenAI and the need for automating more security processes has led AI to move from buzzword to reality in a short amount of time, cybersecurity executives tell CRN at RSAC 2025.
Cisco Security Exclusive: Execs Say New Security Blueprint Will Help Partners, Enterprises Battle ‘Varsity Team’-Level Attacks
Having a hyper-distributed approach to cybersecurity is crucial, especially as the growth of AI takes hold, Cisco Security and Splunk senior vice presidents tell CRN at the RSA Conference 2025.
RSAC 2025: AI Is Changing Everything For Security — Except The Hard Problems
The arrival of software powered by GenAI and agentic technologies will radically transform the way that all organizations will need to approach cybersecurity, the CEOs of Palo Alto Networks and SentinelOne said during keynotes Tuesday.
10 Cybersecurity Companies Making Big Moves At RSAC 2025
Alongside a number of major product launches—including from Palo Alto Networks, CrowdStrike and SentinelOne—vendors have announced acquisitions and funding during the massive security conference in San Francisco this week.
20 Coolest New Cybersecurity Products At RSAC 2025
At the RSA Conference 2025 this week, vendors are showcasing new tools utilizing AI for powering security operations and protecting networks, email and cloud environments.
HPE GreenLake Cloud Gets ‘Emergency Switch’ As HPE Aruba Networking Central Gets ‘Next-Gen’ NAC Infusion
‘[HPE has] really continued to build the entire portfolio around security and they continue to deliver on that, with the latest announcements around [HPE Aruba Networking] Central with the addition of virtual private cloud, and the ClearPass integration into Central,’ one partner tells CRN of the latest security enhancements revealed at RSA 2025.
Blackpoint Cyber Launches CompassOne Unified Platform: 5 Things To Know
The launch makes Blackpoint Cyber ‘the first company to do full-on managed security posture plus MDR,’ CEO Jon Murchison tells CRN.
Dave Rogers Joins Cyera As Channel Chief: ‘No Limit’ To AI Security Partner Opportunity
Rogers, a cybersecurity and channel veteran who was most recently at Palo Alto Networks, joins data and AI security unicorn Cyera in a bid to accelerate its work with partners.
10 Hot Cybersecurity Tools Announced At RSAC 2025
Major vendors including Palo Alto Networks, CrowdStrike and Netskope debuted new security tools Monday to kick off RSA Conference 2025.
Palo Alto Networks To Acquire Protect AI For Deeper Push Into AI-SPM
While just founded in 2022, Protect AI is already an ‘important player’ in AI security, Palo Alto Networks says.
5 Big Palo Alto Networks Launches On XSIAM, SASE, AI Security
The cybersecurity giant unveiled the next version of its SIEM replacement offering with the debut of Cortex XSIAM 3.0, as well as updates to Prisma SASE and AI security and a planned startup acquisition.
