In today’s Big Data world, protecting and using data effectively is challenging, so this 9/25 EDRM webinar on the importance of information assurance is timely!
On Monday, September 25th, EDRM will host the webinar The Importance of Information Assurance in Today’s Big Data World (available here) at 1pm ET (noon CT, 10:00am PT). This webinar will discuss the challenges that organizations face today regarding the proliferation, protection and use of data, and how an effective information assurance program can quickly sift that data to support key discovery and investigation objectives efficiently and defensibly. Topics include:
- Governance challenges within organizations today
- Discovery challenges within organizations today
- Understanding measures that can protect and defend information systems
- Advantages of information assurance initiatives
I’m excited to be presenting this webinar with Jonathan Arias, Manager, Solutions Consulting at OpenText! I assure you, we will provide a lot of useful information (see what I did there? 😉 ).
Organizations are practically drowning in data today, which makes using that data effectively more challenging than ever. Additionally, the risks associated with protecting that data have never been higher, due to strengthened data privacy laws worldwide and increasing cyberattacks on businesses everywhere. The importance of information assurance has never been more pronounced, so click here to register and join us on 9/25 at 1pm ET!
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