- What is data minimization and how is it mandated in various regulations?
- Why data minimization is important for risk mitigation?
- How to use file analysis to clean up unstructured data
- How to build a roadmap for “minimization by design”
- When Requirements Collide: The challenge of building Multi-jurisdiction Policies
- Survey Says! How are you Doing Compared to Other Companies?
- Strategies that Work: Five Approaches used by others in your shoes
- Tools of the Trade: The Capabilities of a Multi-Jurisdiction Solution
- Map Quest: A Roadmap to Guide Your Initiative
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May 7 1:00-2:00 PM EST
What's The Difference Between Information Governance and Data Governance?
Mark Diamond, President, Contoural
Legal is about to start an information governance initiative. IT gets wind of it and says that this initiative would be redundant, as they have been working on a data governance project for the past six months. The data governance charter touches on some areas of information governance, but then again not really. Should there be two initiatives, or increase the scope of one of them? While information governance and data governance seem similar these two disciplines address different areas that when designed correctly can positively reinforce one another. In this webinar Mark Diamond from Contoural will discuss the differences between information governance, and how to design complementary programs. Topics will include:
• Fundamentals of information and data governance programs
• Areas of intersection and sorting out any overlap
• How information governance can feed data governance
• How data governance can feed information governance
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May 9 1:00-2:00 PM EST
Making the ERP Sausage: A Case Study of RIM Inclusion During System Transition
Elizabeth Adkins, Director Information Governance, Grant Thornton
Katherine Goodwin, CRM Electronic Records Manager, Grant Thornton
Grant Thornton LLP is working on a multi-year project to implement a new Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system, with Human Capital Management (HCM) being the first module to be implemented in 2019. Moving away from an initial lift-and-shift approach to migration due to on-going challenges, the project team has now moved to conducting an analysis of data elements and selectively transitioning to the new system based on business and technology needs. This presentation discusses how the Information Governance team worked with project leadership to determine which data elements should be migrated, archived, or disposed of at an appropriate date.
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May 14 1:00-2:00 PM EST
How to Use Data Minimization to Reduce Your Cyber Risk
Dean Gonsowski, Chief Revenue Officer, Active Navigation
Is bigger always better - especially when it comes to data? A recent study by the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) found that over 75% of IT/infosecurity professionals ranked data minimization and data inventory/mapping as the most important privacy functions in mitigating the risk of a data breach. Today, too many organizations collect data because it’s easy, rather than doing it because the data will be impactful.
The pithy notion that “all data is good” has proven to be simply inaccurate. With ever-increasing regulations, such as the upcoming California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), companies can no longer collect and store data simply for the sake of it. Companies need to understand what data they are creating, collecting and storing, as well as the resulting corporate risk associated with housing this data.
Join Dean Gonsowski, Esq. (Active Navigation’s Chief Revenue Officer) as he discusses why data minimization is now a need-to-have security and privacy investment.
Key Takeaways
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May 16 1:00-2:00 PM EST
Privacy by Design— Managing File Shares for Global Regulations
Suzanne Zmenak, Director, ZL Technologies
Description coming soon.
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June 6 1:00-2:00 PM EST
How to Manage Retention Rules and Policies Across Multiple Jurisdictions
Presented by Ken Lownie, Vice President - North America, Everteam
Establishing and enforcing a set of information policies, data lifecycles, and retention rules is a challenge even when working within one regulatory jurisdiction. But when you start to cross state, national and organizational boundaries the challenges increase dramatically.
During this session, you’ll hear about five core strategies for building, managing and enforcing retention rules, information policies and data life cycles across jurisdictions. Drawing from case studies, Ken will share how to overcome the most common challenges when regulatory requirements are in conflict, and organizational units are not aligned.
You will leave with a roadmap to navigate the process of harmonizing a single set of policies that apply across the enterprise, respecting jurisdictional requirements while providing a unified, harmonized approach. Here is what we will cover:
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