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The article profiles Jay Y. Lee, one of the three vice chairman of Korean technology company Samsung Electronics and heir apparent to the world's largest family-controlled business empires. Topics covered include the leadership style of Lee, his priorities, such as to simplify the company's complex corporate structure, and the challenges that Lee is facing, including a declining smartphone sales.

The article provides information on Samsung Electronics, its revenues and employees.

The article discusses the profile of Jay Y. Lee, vice chairman of Electronic component manufacturing company Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., who is likely to succeed his father as the head of one of the world's largest family-controlled business empires in South Korea. It highlights his upbringing and his control over several businesses including Samsung, which is ranked 13 in the year 2014 Global 500, focuses on innovation and game-changing advances, likely to surge ahead of others.

The article offers statistics, graphs, quotations and briefs related to the annual RSA Conference U.S.A. held in San Francisco, California, the 2015 theme of which was cybersecurity. Topics include major attendees, executive Alex Stamos, privacy advocate Bruce Schneier, and actor Alec Baldwin; the impact of revelations made by whistleblower Edward Snowden; and statistics on the targets of cyber espionage and projected spending on information security for 2015.

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