Data is the lifeblood of today's enterprise. Making sure we secure it properly is critical to modern business. We cannot afford data to leave our control in any way that puts our sensitive and important information at risk. In a world of increased data focussed regulations where data, privacy and trust are so critical in our business relationships, the impact of a data breach can be significant.
How do we address this challenge? How do we empower our use of data and keep it secure and under our control?
That is the subject of this Tech Interviews Episode with my guest Justin Bortnick of Digital Guardian. Justin is a long-time data security practitioner and uses that experience to help simplify the often-complex issues that come with data security. I take this opportunity to learn from Justin’s experience and build an understanding of modern data loss prevention techniques and how technology from industry leaders like Digital Guardian can help you to effectively enable your data security strategy.
Join us in this fascinating discussion as we bust some DLP myths by covering.
• Learn the basics
• Get buy-in
• Your first goal – know where your data is
• Context is crucial to accurate DLP
• Crawl before you run
• What are your data loss drivers?
• This is not just a technical problem
• The Digital Guardian approach
• The one thing you should be doing
Data loss prevention is a priority for any business serious about its data and Justin’s enthusiasm for the subject and the level of insight he provided was hugely valuable for me and I trust there were for you too.
If you have any questions, then please email podacast@techstringy.com and to catch the next episode then please subscribe.
For now, thanks for joining me.
Full show notes are here : https://wp.me/p4IvtA-1Sq
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Data is the lifeblood of today's enterprise. Making sure we secure it properly is critical to modern business. We cannot afford data to leave our control in any way that puts our sensitive and important information at risk. In a world of increased data focussed regulations where data, privacy and trust are so critical in our business relationships, the impact of a data breach can be significant.
How do we address this challenge? How do we empower our use of data and keep it secure and under our control?
That is the subject of this Tech Interviews Episode with my guest Justin Bortnick of Digital Guardian. Justin is a long-time data security practitioner and uses that experience to help simplify the often-complex issues that come with data security. I take this opportunity to learn from Justin’s experience and build an understanding of modern data loss prevention techniques and how technology from industry leaders like Digital Guardian can help you to effectively enable your data security strategy.
Join us in this fascinating discussion as we bust some DLP myths by covering.
• Learn the basics
• Get buy-in
• Your first goal – know where your data is
• Context is crucial to accurate DLP
• Crawl before you run
• What are your data loss drivers?
• This is not just a technical problem
• The Digital Guardian approach
• The one thing you should be doing
Data loss prevention is a priority for any business serious about its data and Justin’s enthusiasm for the subject and the level of insight he provided was hugely valuable for me and I trust there were for you too.
If you have any questions, then please email podacast@techstringy.com and to catch the next episode then please subscribe.
For now, thanks for joining me.
Full show notes are here : https://wp.me/p4IvtA-1Sq
Making tech available to all – Michael Cade & Jason Benedicic – Ep148
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Making tech available to all – Michael Cade & Jason Benedicic – Ep148
2020 has been one heck of a year, for all kinds of reasons, many of them of course less than positive. The world has been turned on its head, with lots of the things we took for granted as our “normal” behaviour no longer allowed or drastically changed. 2020 has also put a strain on the global community in unprecedented ways, straining healthcare, education, and business.
The technology industry has been at the forefront of much of the global response, not just in business, but across all areas of life tools like Zoom and Teams moved from corporate apps to an everyday part of people’s lives, a way to do business, yes, but also a way to stay in touch, have get-togethers, quizzes and of course of ways of carrying on education from the youngest to those studying for advanced qualifications.
However, this move to a more technologically driven world, also highlighted real disparity while for many they have plentiful access to technology and are tech literate, for swathes of the population that is not true. It was this disparity that was noted by two of my close IT community friends, Michael Cade and Jason Benedicic, both are regular guests on the show, and both have very busy day jobs, but both saw examples of that technology gap and wondered what they could do about it. This led them to start to look at different ways of making technology available, what exists today, and what we may need to change to truly make technology accessible to more people than it is today.
It was this work that caught my eye and felt like a great topic for our last Tech Interviews of 2020, so that is exactly what we do as I’m joined by Michael and Jason to explore what we can do as individuals and industry to make technology available to all. It’s a great chat and with a fine collection of Christmas outfits for you to enjoy (if you watch the YouTube version).
What Jason and Michael have taken on is a great example of what we can do as a tech community, if we just think about the way we can use technology a little differently and look to solve problems.
As this is the last show of the year, I would just like to say thanks for all of the support of the show this year from both a fantastic collection of guests and to you the listener, because without listeners there wouldn’t be a show.
May you all have an enjoyable holiday season and let’s hope 2021 is a bit of an improvement on 2020!
Until next year, thanks for listening and watching.
Full show notes are here : https://wp.me/p4IvtA-1P0
Thanks to PowerTribe for the use of their version of Carol of the Bells in our festive theme tune.
Tech Interviews
Data is the lifeblood of today's enterprise. Making sure we secure it properly is critical to modern business. We cannot afford data to leave our control in any way that puts our sensitive and important information at risk. In a world of increased data focussed regulations where data, privacy and trust are so critical in our business relationships, the impact of a data breach can be significant.
How do we address this challenge? How do we empower our use of data and keep it secure and under our control?
That is the subject of this Tech Interviews Episode with my guest Justin Bortnick of Digital Guardian. Justin is a long-time data security practitioner and uses that experience to help simplify the often-complex issues that come with data security. I take this opportunity to learn from Justin’s experience and build an understanding of modern data loss prevention techniques and how technology from industry leaders like Digital Guardian can help you to effectively enable your data security strategy.
Join us in this fascinating discussion as we bust some DLP myths by covering.
• Learn the basics
• Get buy-in
• Your first goal – know where your data is
• Context is crucial to accurate DLP
• Crawl before you run
• What are your data loss drivers?
• This is not just a technical problem
• The Digital Guardian approach
• The one thing you should be doing
Data loss prevention is a priority for any business serious about its data and Justin’s enthusiasm for the subject and the level of insight he provided was hugely valuable for me and I trust there were for you too.
If you have any questions, then please email podacast@techstringy.com and to catch the next episode then please subscribe.
For now, thanks for joining me.
Full show notes are here : https://wp.me/p4IvtA-1Sq
