The shift to a work from home (WFH) environment increases data risk in your organization, as well as provides new opportunities for data exfiltration. Data is more portable than ever because your employees are more mobile than ever. And employees feel like they own the data they work with.

In this web conference, we will discuss:

1. Data is everywhere: The top 7 collaboration and file-sharing tools used by the largest workforce (Gen Y + Gen Z) are cloud-based—and probably not sanctioned by IT.

2. We'll take a peek at the Code42 Data Exposure Report:

•  63% of employees take data when they leave a job;
•  70% of employees did it more than 30 days before they resigned;
•  66% of employees admit they did it to help them get their next job.

3. Third-party vendor risk and other contractors pose additional insider threats to organizations.

Join our experts as they discuss how WFH has changed data security from the ever-present shadow IT to insider threat to third-party risk.

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Speakers
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Jadee Hanson
CISO & CIO, Code42

As Chief Information Security Officer at Code42, Jadee Hanson leads global risk and compliance, security operations, incident response, and insider threat monitoring and investigations. To her position, she brings more than 15 years of information security experience and a proven track record of building security programs. Prior to Code42, Jadee held a number of senior leadership roles in the security department of Target Corporation, where she implemented key programs, including compliance, risk management, insider threat assessments and more. Jadee also spearheaded the effort to embed security resources into the development process as well as the security plans behind the acquisition of software development and online retail companies. She was the security lead for the sale of Target Pharmacies to CVS Health.
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Jake Bernstein, Esq.
Attorney-at-Law, Focal, PLLC

Jake Bernstein is a practicing attorney and CISSP who counsels clients trying to understand their cybersecurity risks and the legal duties that arise from those risks. In his decade-plus of practice, Jake has acted as both regulator as an Assistant Attorney General with the Washington State Attorney General's Office and as private defense counsel representing companies subject to data security and privacy regulations enforced by federal, state, and international authorities.