An evening away from the show floor, with the people who own the problem.
Tuesday, December 1, 2026 · 6:30 – 9:30 PM PT
Las Vegas, NV · venue confirmed with your invitation
Co-hosted by Elastio and Qumulo
An invite-only dinner co-hosted by Elastio and Qumulo during AWS re:Invent, for a small group of security, cloud, and storage leaders.
Qumulo runs the unstructured file data enterprises cannot afford to lose. Elastio proves whether that data is still clean. Both teams will be at the table.
On the table
What the security stack still cannot see — why perimeter, identity, and endpoint tooling tells you where an attacker moved, but not what happened to your data.
Encryption that never trips a detector: slow, striped, and fileless attacks that backup jobs faithfully capture for weeks before anyone notices.
Protecting unstructured file data at petabyte scale — what integrity and recoverability mean when the estate is far too large to restore and check by hand.
AI has compressed the kill chain from weeks to hours. What that does to the time you have to detect, decide, and contain.
The question every board and regulator eventually asks: which copy can we actually trust, and how do you prove it?
How the evening runs
Dinner and drinks in a private room, with the Elastio and Qumulo teams steering the conversation rather than presenting to it.
Come prepared to share what you are seeing. The value of the evening is what the people at the table bring to it.
Who should join us
CISOs and security leaders at re:Invent who are being asked to prove their AWS data is recoverable, not just backed up.
Security architects and cloud engineers responsible for data protection, backup, and incident response on AWS.
Storage and infrastructure leaders running large file estates who own the recovery side of an incident.
Resilience and risk owners who have to answer to boards, auditors, and insurers after an incident.
An Elastio assessment shows you what your current AWS Backup environment would actually deliver in an incident — which copies are clean, and which ones you only assume are.
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