According to a recent LinkedIn post from Charm Security, the company plans to participate in this year’s RSA Conference in San Francisco, with involvement in the RSAC Innovation Sandbox and the eFraud Global Forum on March 24. The post indicates that Charm intends to present its agentic AI workforce technology, positioned as addressing security and fraud prevention use cases by focusing on scam intervention and resolution.
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The company’s visibility at RSAC, particularly in the Innovation Sandbox, suggests an effort to strengthen its profile among enterprise security buyers and financial institutions. For investors, this presence may signal active go‑to‑market initiatives, potential for new partnerships, and validation opportunities within the broader cybersecurity and fraud‑prevention ecosystem, though no specific commercial milestones or customers are mentioned in the post.