EthicsPoint is proud to sponsor a three-part educational web seminar series on best practices for Information Security Management.
Do you know what should be included in your organization's privacy strategy plans to prevent a data breach? Does you organization even have a plan? Your company's valuable reputation and shareholder value may depend on it!
Failures in data privacy protection, such as TJX, arise every week. Your organization must have a plan in place to reduce the risk of sensitive data loss. This seminar series discusses what should be included in your corporate privacy strategy plans to prevent data loss, and how to handle a breach should one occur. With privacy, as in many other areas, if you fail to plan, you plan to fail!
The first two web seminars in this three part series are archived on the EthicsPoint website – see the abstracts and links to the archive below. Information about the last installment is coming soon. Check the EthicsPoint website for updated information.
1. Best Practices for Managing Your Privacy Program
The presenter for this seminar was Jennifer Albornoz Mulligan, an analyst from Forrester Research, Inc. This seminar covered privacy program best practices, privacy principles, oversight, policies and procedures, communication, laws and regulations, incident and investigation, third-parties, and safeguards. View the recording and download support material here.
2. The Risk of Data Breach
Jim Leonard, from Fraud Solutions, Kroll, debunks some common identity theft myths, helps organizations gain a better understanding of exposure, and explores ways to minimize it. He also examines best practices for safeguarding personal information within organizations. View the recording and download support material here.
3. Designing and Operationalizing an Incident Response Plan
You will learn how to develop an Incident Response Plan and integrate this process into operations using an Information Security Incident Management Tool. Registration and more information coming soon!
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