On the sidelines of RSA Conference 2017 Asia Pacific & Japan

The organisers and exhibitors at RSA Conference 2017 Asia Pacific & Japan, from 26 to 28 July 2017 in Singapore, made sure attendees would have a fun time on the showfloor. Exhibitors rolled out the welcome mat this year in order to attract attendees and capture their contact details. From RSA, which offered a chance to win a selfie drone in exchange for attending a presentation at RSA's booth, to M.Tech, which had a 'grab and win' booth on-site, attendees were assured of rewards for visiting the booths on-site.

In pictures:

No excuses for running out of battery juice. Mobile charging kiosk.

Need a selfie? The Malwarebytes robot is a good photo companion.

Popcorn provided at the CenturyLink booth.

Cisco had tiny cupcakes at booth reception as well as tee shirts and pig-shaped figurines.

Care for freshly brewed coffee at the Tata Communications booth?

Cake pops at the Fortinet booth.

CyberArk invited attendees to listen to talks, with a chance to win an Apple watch. They also got a free gift in return for leaving feedback.

Mystery gifts are always the most fun! AhnLab offered a wrapped box in exchange for completed feedback forms.

HP used the QR code method to offer a S$5 voucher.

Eset had a 'sure win' lucky dip.

A lucky draw at the LogRhythm booth promises a chance to win a drone.

IBM will provide a mystery gift in exchange for contact details.

Visit multiple booths including BitSight, Zscaler and CounterTack to qualify for a chance to win a GoPro or an iWatch.

More mystery gifts at the Symantec booth. These were given in exchange for completed feedback forms that went into the transparent cube.

Tufin had both bags and an offer to win speakers.

Wheel of fortune-style games such as this one at the Hitachi Asia booth are a classic at tech events.

Hands-down the cutest thing at a booth at the RSA Conference. Distil Networks drives home the message that it blocks bad bots with these charming robot figurines.

Another contender for cutest booth souvenir - black rubber duckies, from Black Duck Software.

Data analytics platform provider DNIF had tattoos as giveaways.

PwC had Rubik's cubes in colours that matched those on its booth.

Carbon Black had swag galore, as well as a lucky draw offer.

Data centre services company Switch had sunglasses.

Varonis had keychains and notepads.

Attendees also got to see a fully functioning security operations centre (SOC) at the event. Situated prominently along the corridor leading to the showfloor, the SOC was sponsored by RSA NetWitness Suite and Cisco Security Solutions and monitored traffic at over the open network at the event in real time.

Interested?

Watch the Instavideo of a grab-and-win attempt at the M.Tech booth

Browse the list of exhibitors at RSA Conference 2017 Asia Pacific & Japan

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