Sonoma: An Exclusive Post-RSAC Experience for Security Innovators
On March 25, after RSAC wraps, we're taking ten security leaders north to Sonoma wine country for an evening that has nothing to do with vendor booths, product demos, or the conference floor you just spent three days navigating avoiding.
When the conference ends, the conversation begins.
The Experience
Estate Tour & Tasting: A private, guided tour of the Donum Estate, one of Sonoma's premier estates, followed by an exclusive tasting led by their head sommelier. Wine Pairing Dinner: An intimate, multi-course dinner designed around the vineyard's signature wines. Ten seats. Actual conversations. Zero presentations. Luxury Overnight Stay: Enjoy a complimentary one-night stay at MacArthur Place Hotel & Spa, a boutique inn set on seven acres where the only badge you'll need is for the spa access.
The Logistics
Departure: 4:00 PM on Wednesday, March 25 from the Hyatt Regency San Francisco Downtown SOMA Return: Thursday, March 26 (private transportation will be arranged to take you back to San Francisco or to San Francisco International Airport if your departure is scheduled for that day) Transportation: Private charter provided What to bring: Overnight bag, business casual attire for dinner Dress code: No conference badges required This is a full evening and overnight experience – approximately 1.5 hours from San Francisco to Sonoma. Plan accordingly.
This isn't networking. This is what comes after.
The best security conversations don't happen in 30-minute meetings or scheduled breakout sessions. They happen over wine with peers who've been in the same back-to-back vendor pitches you have, who understand the actual job, and who've earned the same escape from Moscone.
No agenda. No deck. No sales pitch waiting at dessert. Just an evening with nine other security innovators who get it. Ten seats. Invitation only.
Right off the bat we've seen an 80% reduction in tier 1 analyst time. As those tickets progressed through the funnel, we've seen easily a 95-99% reduction in the tickets that human beings have to look at. Incredible outcome. We believe this is the world’s largest, most successful AI SOC deployment.
Mike Baker
CISO of DXC Technology
I’ve envisioned this for five years – AI handling the mundane alert triage so my team could focus on creative, strategic security work. 7AI made it real, scaling our team's capacity 10x and freeing analysts from burnout to work on the interesting challenges that actually matter.
Kyle Kurdziolek
VP of Security at BigID
We started looking at 7AI a few months ago and in my mind... this totally makes sense, this is the future. The proof is in the pudding - it doesn't take very long. Within the first few weeks, you're going to know. This is not an ERP implementation.
Jason Thomas
CIO of Cole, Scott & Kissane
We know our teams divide their time on “run, grow and transform” activities. What drew met o 7AI was the vision that AI agents could handle the 'run' work—the endless alert triage—so my team could focus on 'grow and transform' work. Since implementing 7AI, we've changed how our security team operates, with people spending their time on strategic work instead of sorting through noise.
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Right off the bat we've seen an 80% reduction in tier 1 analyst time. As those tickets progressed through the funnel, we've seen easily a 95-99% reduction in the tickets that human beings have to look at. Incredible outcome. We believe this is the world’s largest, most successful AI SOC deployment.
I’ve envisioned this for five years – AI handling the mundane alert triage so my team could focus on creative, strategic security work. 7AI made it real, scaling our team's capacity 10x and freeing analysts from burnout to work on the interesting challenges that actually matter.
We started looking at 7AI a few months ago and in my mind... this totally makes sense, this is the future. The proof is in the pudding - it doesn't take very long. Within the first few weeks, you're going to know. This is not an ERP implementation.-1.png)
We know our teams divide their time on “run, grow and transform” activities. What drew met o 7AI was the vision that AI agents could handle the 'run' work—the endless alert triage—so my team could focus on 'grow and transform' work. Since implementing 7AI, we've changed how our security team operates, with people spending their time on strategic work instead of sorting through noise.