Featured Podcasts
SecureWorks' Ted Keniston and Yankee Group's Sandra Palumbo discuss the importance of keeping security and compliance initiatives aligned and working toward the same goals.
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Contoural’s Mark Diamond and ProStor’s Steve Georgis talk about the benefits as well as the potential pitfalls of archiving, and how organizations can avoid these dangers by using emerging best practices.
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Bryan Cote, Senior Product Manager at Ecora, stresses the need for organizations to clearly define roles for those responsible for IAM and compliance, and also talks about how Ecora’s configuration and security auditing tools can help.
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In this executive podcast panel discussion,
OCEG’s Carole Switzer conducts an intriguing
dialogue with ELT ’s Shanti Atkins and SAI
Global’s Mark Rowe to answer the question
of how much is enough when it comes to
compliance and ethics training.
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MessageGate’s Chris Bradley and Enterprise Strategy Group’s Brian Babineau talk about the
need for organizations to implement e-mail controls to monitor risks associated with this popular form
of enterprise communication.
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Featured Articles
Richard Wilson, Executive Vice President, Resolver Inc., provides a practical approach to designing and managing fraud risk assessment, and highlights the differences between a successful versus an unsuccessful assessment.
After the acquisition of 30 companies, Advantage Sales & Marketing LLC (ASM) wanted to consolidate its e-mail systems into one centralized e-mail infrastructure. Needing accurate spam protection, scalable storage and accessible archives, ASM turned to Symantec.
Art Gilliland, Senior Director of Product Marketing at Symantec, talks about Symantec Enterprise Vault™, which utilizes intelligent classification and retention technologies to capture, categorize, index and store target data to enforce policies and protect corporate assets.
SAP’s Narina Sippy examines the challenges related to managing risk and the consequences of poor risk management, and also explores the benefits of a strategic approach to risk management.
Holly Roland, VP Marketing, SAP, explains solutions for GRC support embedded financial and operational controls by promoting transparency among strategy execution, metrics measurement and performance.
Featured Research
Deloitte Consulting LLP's Lee Dittmar and Ken Porrello say: "Keeping IT on the back burner for someone else to watch is not a viable option for boards charged with overseeing their companies’ current and future results."
Carole Switzer, Executive VP, OCEG says, “We need to evaluate our own performance and be aware of how our competitors and peers are doing if we want to achieve our goals.” She discusses the importance of benchmarking and other methods of measuring success.
Michael Rasmussen, Vice President, Forrester Research, says, “The GRC software platform enables an enterprise risk and compliance strategy; the software itself is not a strategy."
French Caldwel, Research Vice President, Gartner, Inc., clarifies GRC – the effects of it on companies, vendors, and the market.
Featured Thought Leaders
John Hagerty,
Vice President & Research Fellow, AMR Research, brings more than 25 years of experience in enterprise applications, performance management, and compliance.
Cushing Anderson is Program Vice President for IDC's Project-Based Services research.
Roy Snell is the Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of the Health Care Compliance Association.
Featured Marketplace
Affordable Integrated Governance, Risk and Compliance: Wishful Thinking or Reality?
Active archiving has emerged in recent years to become a business and information technology (IT)
imperative. In the past, a simple backup to tape cartridge may have sufficed for making a copy of files
and records to satisfy regulatory retention, preservation, and recovery requirements, but today’s
organization faces far more complex needs. Information-intensive corporate environments require
content-based search and fast random access while economically supporting data growth and
disaster recovery requirements
Digital information is growing at an explosive rate. Collaboration, supply-chains, electronic commerce
and several other common business activities are catalysts for this continuous deluge of information.
This phenomenon carries large direct costs, which include the purchase of systems that store the data,
as well as the software and personnel that manage it all. Organizations must find additional budget
resources to protect all of their information.
More than ever before, Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) face growing data
protection and retention requirements that can only be well served by storage
solutions that combine high speed performance and long-term integrity in a
single easy to use system.
These forums covered a range of information security issues related to enterprise messaging at both great breadth and depth. Ultimately, this is not a technology problem. However there are a variety of tools and solutions available and being developed to address some, if not all, of these issues.