There are forces of nature and there are forces for change. Seldom do you get both in one package. Raj Samani is one of those packages. Intel's authority on security, globally recognised and accepted as one of the most gifted speakers of his generation, Raj gives us the benefit of appearing on this show. We've recorded before a few years ago at another security show and I count him as a valued friend.

This show more than any other deserves your attention. Theres a reason he has twice packed RSAC this year both at the CSA conference on Monday and then today in his keynote. He gets it. A visionary looking ahead at the challenges we face in security and the positive force for good that building the right practical controls can mean to the journey we're jointly on as we try to embrace that transformation.

Sit back, relax, listen to Raj as he and I put the world to rights as best we can.

Josh Bressers for 12 years now has been the quiet unassuming security hero at Red Hat working with the Security Response Team to build common sense practices and polished security processes into the operating system Red Hat Enhanced Linux (RHEL), and all derivative products in the virtualisation space (RHEV), and our products in middleware, storage and now containers and the cloud. He is presenting at RSAConference on Friday as well as talking at the Red Hat security breakfast on Wednesday this week here in San Francisco. It's overdue that I put a microphone in front of him. This is what happens when you put two security geeks in that position.

Richard Morrell, Red Hat's Principal Security Strategist returns to the radio mic to talk to Richard Stiennon live from The Moscone Center San Francisco as part of RSA Conference 2016. Talking about CNAP, challenges of US Federal Government security and some realities.