Presented on June 21, 2022

Organizations have proven more adept in protecting their own confidential and sensitive data than the personal and sensitive data of customers and employees. Privacy regulations have become a key tool for regulators and governments to force organizations to pay more attention to the data collected, processed, stored, and shared on individuals—much of it gained through new ubiquitous digital channels.

This webinar highlights the research findings and analytical insights of CyberRes Voltage and Osterman Research’s white paper, Privacy Compliance in the Unites States: Status and Progress in 2022 including:

• What is the current snapshot of privacy compliance?
• Why is privacy compliance important?
• What are the motivators today in the US?
• Are you ready for the next wave of compliance regulations?
• Understand the types of threats posed by employees.

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Presented on May 24, 2022

Organizations have proven to be more adept when protecting their confidential data than their customer’s personal and sensitive data. With information available on 15 billion individuals, from more than 100,000 data breaches, there is a bounty of data available to fuel identity theft, financial fraud and other malicious threats. 

Privacy regulations are a panacea on the horizon, but they haven’t been rolled out universally. For these privacy regimes to be effective regulators and governments need to force organizations to pay more attention to consumer data that is collected, processed, retained, stored and shared.

With the emergence of new privacy regulations — like California’s CPRA — it’s important to understand how organizations are responding.

Tune in as Gimmal’s Dean Gonsowski interviews Michael Sampson, senior research analyst from Osterman Research, who completed a recent white paper on organizational privacy compliance.

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Sponsored by: Progress MOVEit

Sponsored by BitTitan, Mimecast, Smarsh and Zix

Executive Summary

Migrating an organization’s email and/or archiving systems to Office 365, Exchange Online, Google G Suite or some other email, collaboration or archiving platform is not an easy thing to accomplish. There are a number of critical decisions to make in advance of migrating to a new platform, and the migration process itself requires careful planning and execution over an extended period in order to avoid data corruption, lost chain-of-custody for sensitive data, and ensuring a minimal impact on employee productivity. There is a sequence of activities that must be scoped, agreed upon, and carried out properly in order for the migration to be successful. Aligned with the activities in the migration process are a range of third-party products and services that can simplify and streamline the migration process, improving the end result, while decreasing the risk of human error during the process.

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Sponsored by Active Navigation, Egress Software Technologies Ltd., MessageSolution, Micro Focus and PerimeterX.

Executive Summary

The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) represents a major advancement in privacy rights for California residents – and a major set of obligations for companies that have customers in the state, regardless of where in the world they are located physically. The CCPA imposes a number of obligations on companies that process or control information on California residents, much like the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) did for companies with customers and prospects in the European Union.

The CCPA is part of a growing trend toward increasing privacy regulations being enacted worldwide, including Australia’s new data breach notification law, India’s Personal Data Protection Bill of 2018, and Brazil’s new General Data Privacy Law 2018, among others. Add these to the already existing laws that address data privacy, such as the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), as well as a growing number of proposed laws that are similar in scope to the CCPA.

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Microsoft 365 is a capable and robust platform with a wide collection of features and functions. Like any large platform with diverse capabilities and a diverse user base, customers must analyze if it provides the depth of capability or specialized functionality they require in areas like security, archiving, authentication, eDiscovery, encryption, and file sharing.

To help IT and security managers identify such features or performance gaps, Osterman Research has just published “Why Your Company Needs Third-Party Solutions for Microsoft 365.” 

Join Michael Osterman, Principal Analyst, Osterman Research will review the results contained in the report of detailed research into Microsoft 365’s functionality across several areas. 

Takeaways will include:

• How prevalent it is for IT organizations using Microsoft 365 today to contract additional security, archiving or other capabilities
• Limitations in the embedded security included in standard Microsoft 365 packages 
• Considerations in evaluating Microsoft’s Advanced Threat Protection module
• What is needed to make Microsoft 365’s eDiscovery capabilities really work for you
• What particular issues must be understood by companies with hybrid environments

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• Strategies for Archiving in Hybrid Environments – December 2017, sponsored by Micro Focus
• Managing the Challenge of GDPR: Osterman Research Survey Results – November 2017, sponsored by RSA
• Osterman Research: Filling in the Gaps in Office 365 – July 2017, sponsored by Agari
• Fake or Real CEO Email? – June 2017, sponsored by Trend Micro and MSExchange
• The Why, the What and the How of the SDDC – May 2017, sponsored by McAfee and VMware
• Strategies for Countering Ransomware, BEC and Spearphishing by Strengthening Your Weakest Link – April 2017, sponsored by KnowBe4

Webinars in 2016

• Updated Trends and Statistics on the Cloud – November 2016, sponsored by dinCloud
• Demystifying Cloud Encryption: Industry Survey Results – October 2016, sponsored by CipherCloud
• Important Considerations When Migrating Archives to the Cloud – July 2016, sponsored by TransVault
• Surprises in Your Data Inventory: Seven Stories from Real Companies – May 2016, sponsored by Acaveo

Webinars in 2015

• Proactive Information Governance for Cyber Security, eDiscovery and Compliance – September 2015, sponsored by HP
• Better Tools Mean Happier and More Productive Workers – June 2015, sponsored by PleaseTech
• The True ROI of Information Governance – February 2015, sponsored by GWAVA

Webinars in 2014

• CloudCON 2014 – Messaging Track – December 2014, sponsored by Voltage Security
• Countering Web Site and Mobile Threats in Real Time – September 2014, sponsored by RiskIQ
• The Growing Need for Mobile Device Archiving – February 2014, sponsored by GWAVA
• Why Social Media Management and Archiving is a Best Practice – February 2014, sponsored by GWAVA