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Learn how compliance can be a powerful driver of business growth. When digital rules and regulations seem to be increasing every day, it is easy to lose sight of the benefits that can be gained from living by them. See by Bavo Van den Heuvel, CEO of Cranium, share how compliance can elevate your brand and drive revenue, streamline processes, and boost productivity. Say goodbye to the notion that compliance is a hassle, and learn how it can be a strategic asset that propels your business forward. Don't miss this opportunity to uncover the untapped potential within your organization. What you will learn: How internal compliance review and investigation can support your business processes How the action plans of IT, facility management, environment, HR and others, can make your compliance more efficient How there can be a “return on compliance” Meet the Speakers: Peter Budai, CTO, Tresorit Peter Budai is a Chief Technology Officer (CTO) renowned for his expertise in developing secure solutions that rely on strong end-to-end encryption. With a strong focus on both security and usability, Peter enables organizations to protect their data while maintaining exceptional user experiences. Bavo Van den Heuvel, Co-Founder and Partner at Cranium Bavo started his career in biometrics in 1996, started working in security afterwards and is a full time privacy expert since 2004. Translating the data protection needs between legal/business and IT-(security) people is his daily challenge at Cranium.
Entdecken Sie die neuesten Updates aus der Entwicklungsabteilung von Tresorit und werfen Sie einen Blick auf die Roadmap für 2024.
Discover the latest updates from Tresorit's R&D department and take a look at the roadmap for 2024.
Many companies promise to offer robust E2EE, but under the hood, the level of protection may not live up to the promises.
Join our webinar, with Sjoerd van den Bedem, IT Manager, Northwave Cybersecurity, where we will have a look at the critical junction of security and productivity with examples from Sjoerd’s broad experience helping companies fortify their security infrastructure.🛡️From phishing link victims to ransomware scenarios, we'll explore real-life data breach examples highlighting how harnessing your workforce can be your greatest fortification. Through these examples, we aim to provide tangible insights into the challenges faced by organizations and the strategies employed to mitigate risks effectively.
We'll shed light on the connection between Compliance and Security and have a look at the ways your organization can stay secure without sacrificing productivity.
What you will learn:
- Strategies for maintaining an efficient and functional workforce
- Best practices in establishing cross-functional, collaboration
- Real life examples of what to avoid
- Insights into the misconceptions surrounding compliance and productivity
Meet our Speakers: Miklós Dénes, Head of Customer Service, Tresorit Miklos is a charismatic Customer Service and Success lead renowned for his expertise in elevating customer support. With a wealth of experience in the tech industry and a passion for ensuring customer satisfaction, he has been instrumental in shaping Tresorit's customer service division in the last 10 years.
Sjoerd van den Bedem, IT Manager, Northwave Cybersecurity Sjoerd is an expert in managing large technical eco-systems and cybersecurity. He loves to continually improve stability, scalability and security in larger environments. Currently he secures the IT of the European company Northwave Cybersecurity. He is flown in for complex cyber incidents as a Senior Recovery expert, helping companies get back in business.
🔒 Listen to Dr. Lisa McKee, Founding Partner at American Security & Privacy and Aaron Stillman, Tresorit’s Head of Product Marketing as they unravel the intricate relationship between zero trust and privacy. 🛡️
In this episode you’ll learn:
- Steps to take when reviewing your data strategies
- Common mistakes to avoid while working with data
- How to implement Zero Trust Privacy strategies
In this episode of Under CTRL, Tresorit’s Chief Revenue Officer, Peter Stössel, is joined by Elisabeth Rötsch, an account executive for secure messaging app Threema.
They’ll be discussing why secure communication should be a top priority for modern workforces, and how digitization can improve connectivity for global businesses.
The episode will also be digging in to the common problems embedded in mainstream communication apps — including insufficient encryption, lack of compliance, and poor configuration — and talk about how companies can avoid these often-hidden pitfalls.
Wie kann Ihr Unternehmen die Sicherheit und Privatsphäre seiner Daten in Übereinstimmung mit aktuellen Datenschutzbestimmungen gewährleisten, ohne seinen Mitarbeitern das Leben – und die interne und externe Zusammenarbeit – schwer zu machen? In dieser gemeinschaftlich von Threema.Work und Tresorit produzierten Podcast-Episode erhalten Sie die Antwort von Elisabeth Rötsch, Account Executive bei Threema, und Peter Stössel, Chief Revenue Officer bei Tresorit.
Sie diskutieren die aktuellen Cyberbedrohungen und Datenschutzanforderungen, denen Unternehmen sich gegenübersehen, und wie Ende-zu-Ende-verschlüsselte Lösungen wie Threema.Work und Tresorit mit ihrer breiten Produktpalette benutzerfreundlicher Apps, Integrationen und Add-ons helfen können, Risiken einzudämmen und Compliance mit z. B. der DSGVO, NIS2 und DORA zu erzielen. Anhand von Threemas und Tresorits Entstehungsgeschichte, ihren aktuellen Erfolgskennzahlen und positiven Kundenerfahrungen wird beleuchtet, wie der Schutz von Privatsphäre – ein grundlegendes Menschenrecht und die Mission beider Plattformen – gewährleistet werden kann, ohne dabei die Usability aufs Spiel zu setzen.
Während Threema.Work als Messenger-Dienst den Schwerpunkt auf geschützte Unternehmenskommunikation gelegt hat und Tresorits Fokus auf sicheren Datentausch gerichtet ist, haben die Anwendungen in Sachen Bedienbarkeit und Nutzerkomfort ein gemeinsames Ziel: ihren Kunden eine intuitiv nutzbare Ende-zu-Ende-Verschlüsselung mit Zero-Knowledge-Prinzip zu bieten, die sich nahtlos in bereits bestehende Arbeitsabläufe und Systeme einfügt.
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Lesen Sie die im Podcast erwähnten Beiträge zur Nutzung von Tresorit in Unternehmen und NGOs:
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Join Péter Budai, Tresoit’s Chief Product Officer, as he breaks down the data compliance landscape in Europe and the United States and looks at how firms can get the most from their data protection policies.
Initially, compliance can seem daunting. But taking the time to evaluate your company’s digital infrastructure isn’t just about managing potential risks — it can also help managers identify bottlenecks, boost everyday office efficiency, and gain an edge over competitors.
As well as explaining some key tools that companies can use to meet common data protection laws — including end-to-end encryption, privacy by design, and data minimization — Péter will also discuss how companies can use compliance to build trusting customer relationships with an emphasis on ethical behavior, customer protection, social responsibility.
In this episode of Under CTRL, Tresorit’s Chief Technology Officer, Péter Budai, joins ICA Consultancy’s Ben De La Salle to discuss how organizations can not only withstand cyberattacks, but also recover from them.
For truly resilient companies, cyber security isn’t just seen as an IT issue, but as everyone’s responsibility. That’s because the fallout from a digital attack can be felt across an organization, from disrupting workflows to damaging customer trust.
We look at how IT teams can prepare for potential cyber events by getting serious about risk assessment, as well as collaborating and building strong company-wide connections.
We’ll also talk about the benefits the companies can gain by prioritizing their assets, no matter their organization’s size or budget.
In this episode of Under CTRL, Tresorit’s Aaron Stillman talks with Jason Keller, digital strategy developer for Vistant, and James Eaton-Lee, CISO for NetHope, on how NGOs can protect their most important assets in the online age.
Non-profits are often used to working in demanding environments, but they also face unique challenges in the digital realm. Operating out in the field can strain connectivity, while an ever-changing roster of volunteers, freelancers, and partners poses problems for both security and accessibility. Most worrying of all is the increasing threat of state-backed actors, who can dedicate large amounts of resources to attack or discredit activist groups.
Together, Aaron, James, and Jason break down how NGOs can face these threats head-on by investing in technical tools such as encryption, as well as practical measures such as training and usability. We also look at the wider tech landscape, and how investing in security can help non-profits safeguard not only key assets, but also their ethical responsibilities and reputation.
Bei Tresorit arbeiten wir ständig hinter den Kulissen an den Funktionen und Lösungen, die Ihre persönlichen Daten schützen.
Und da die meisten unserer Verbesserungen auf das Feedback unserer Kunden zurückgehen, stellen wir sicher, dass unsere Nutzer bei der Vorstellung unserer neuesten Updates einen Platz in der ersten Reihe erhalten.
Wie immer in unseren State of the Union-Webinaren gehen wir auf die neuesten Tresorit-Releases der letzten sechs Monate ein und geben einen kleinen Ausblick auf das, was als nächstes kommt.
In dieser Folge sind Chief Revenue Officer Peter Stössel und die Senior Product Manager David Imre Szarvas und Norbert Hegyaljai anwesend, um über Funktionen wie Tresorit eSign, Ordnerübernahme und -organisation sowie unsere anpassbaren Subdomains zu sprechen.
In einer speziellen Fragerunde kommen auch Experten für Cybersicherheit zu Wort, und wir sprechen über einige spannende Neuigkeiten von der RSA-Konferenz in San Francisco.
At Tresorit, we’re always working behind the scenes on the features and solutions that keep your personal data safe.
And as most of our improvements are driven by customer feedback, we make sure our users get a front-row seat as we unveil our latest updates.
As always in our State of the Union webinars, we’ll be diving into the latest Tresorit releases from the past six months, and getting a small preview of what’s coming next.
In this episode, chief revenue officer Peter Stössel and senior product managers David Imre Szarvas and Norbert Hegyaljai are all on hand to discuss features such as Tresorit eSign, folder takeovers and organization, and our customizable subdomains.
We also hear from cybersecurity professionals in a special Q&A session, and talk about some exciting news from the RSA conference in San Francisco.
Across the globe, governments are using cutting-edge technology to surveil their citizens en masse. In oppressive or autocratic regimes, state security services regularly exploit tools such as facial recognition and GPS tracking to find and imprison political dissidents.
Luckily, digital innovation is also unlocking new possibilities for human rights defenders who need to protect both themselves and the vital testimonies they gather.
In this episode, researcher, author, and Nobel prize-nominee Ethan Gutmann joins Tresorit’s Stefan Killer-Haug to discuss how end-to-end encryption and zero-knowledge principles can help human rights advocates to carry out their important work.
As well as recounting his personal experiences of evading state surveillance while gathering evidence of China’s forced organ harvesting program, Ethan discusses the solutions he’s found to protect the lives of those fleeing persecution — and what the future could hold for human rights defenders in a world of AI.
Vertrauen ist das Herzstück produktiver Geschäftsbeziehungen.
Doch die Verbraucher zögern oft, ihr Vertrauen in die digitalen Technologien zu setzen, die moderne und bahnbrechende Unternehmen vorantreiben.
In dieser Folge setzt sich Stefan Killer-Haug von Tresorit mit Nicolas Zahn von der Swiss Digital Initiative zusammen, um über die Besonderheiten des digitalen Vertrauens zu sprechen und zu erklären, warum der Aufbau von Verbrauchervertrauen entscheidend ist, wenn Unternehmen die Vorteile der Spitzentechnologie wirklich nutzen wollen.
Wir gehen auch auf einige der wichtigsten Themen ein, die den Umgang von Unternehmen mit Daten heute und in Zukunft bestimmen: von der Frage, wie sich die Vorstellung von digitalem Vertrauen in den verschiedenen internationalen Märkten unterscheidet, bis hin zum Erhalt des Kundenvertrauens in einer Welt der KI.
Wenn Sie in Zukunft mehr von unseren Webinaren sehen möchten, vergessen Sie nicht, sich hier beim LinkedIn-Kanal von Tresorit anzumelden.
End-to-end encryption (E2EE) is increasingly mainstream, appearing in everything from mass-market instant messaging apps to high-end password managers.
But for E2EE to truly reach its potential, it needs to act as just one part of a secure IT infrastructure. And while more IT products than ever before claim to use end-to-end encryption to keep your data safe, many of these solutions also cut vital corners in their cryptography protocols — putting your information at risk.
In this special webinar podcast direct from ITsa365, Tresorit co-founder and CISO, Szilveszter Szebeni, talks to Encryption Europe’s James Briscoe about down the different types of encryption, how end-to-end encryption works, and what organizations need to be looking for in their secure IT solutions.
We’ll also be discussing why email as we know it today will never be secure, and the myth that easy-to-use products are more vulnerable to cyberattacks.
In this episode, Tresorit’s Stefan Killer-Haug joins security consultant and private investigator Shannon Miller to discuss the importance of cybersecurity for remote workers and how to your data safe while working from home.
The popularity of flexible and hybrid working has exploded in recent years — and if you’re one of the many who has swapped the office for WFH, then it’s never been more important to keep your home network secure.
Listen in as Shannon discusses her experiences dealing with cybercriminals in domestic settings, the common ways that scammers and hackers identify their targets, and how easy-to-implement steps such as strong encryption can protect your and your family’s data.
We also take a special look at how outside attackers can use the Internet of Things (IoT) — including internet-enabled TVs, gaming consoles, and even smart toasters and refrigerators — to find vulnerabilities in your computer systems.
In this podcast episode, Stefan Killer-Haug, Tresorit's representative, and Diana Kaliff, product lead for Swiss Digital Initiative, discussed the importance of digital trust and certifications. They talked about the Swiss Digital Trust label launched in 2022, the importance of building trust online as well as in the physical world, having a user-centric mindset and prioritizing trust for B2B companies. The speakers also noted that with the growing consumer demand for data privacy, businesses need to actively plan for the future and adapt their technology, security, and data protection policies.
Discover how eSignatures improve cybersecurity & streamline workflows in this exciting podcast with Tresorit's CEO.
Erfahren Sie von Ferenc Margel und Peter Stössel die neuesten Verbesserungen und Funktionen der letzten Monate sowie einen Einblick in die Produkt-Roadmap 2023.
In our latest webinar, we reveal our roadmap for everything from electronic signatures to encrypted e-mail. Our CEO and co-founder István Lám is also on hand to provide the latest insider updates on what’s in store for 2023.
How making IT tools private by design helps businesses flourish? In this episode you'll understand how to to boost efficiency and cybersecurity at your company.
Tresorit becomes the platform to store sensitive documents, share confidential files and sign all types of business-critical agreements. In this episode you will meet Tresorit eSign, the simple, secure e-signature solution to sign all your confidential documents.
In this webinar, we guide you through Tresorit’s latest updates, from easier admin to encrypted e-mail.
Legal firms face a raft of digital threats — but almost all can be mitigated with a few simple steps.
In this webinar, you'll learn:* What are the challenges of remote and hybrid ways of working * How to safeguard your digital business interactions by means of end-to-end encryption * Why Tresorit is a great service for secure file sharing and email * Why 7,000 companies have opted for Threema secure messaging
Reduce the risks of sharing information with peers, clients and other external parties.
You’ll learn:* Why encrypting emails should be top of your list to protect business data * How to secure your hybrid workspace with email encryption * How to easily integrate secure emailing to your existing workflows
Reduce the risks of sharing information with peers, clients and other external parties.
The current cyberspace landscape is a reflection of the world's social, political, and economic phenomena, mirroring the social inequality, discrimination and privacy violations that occur in society (and, in many cases, amplifying them).
In our next podcast episode, we’ll dive deeper into these issues with celebrated human rights defender, hacker, and security trainer Matt Mitchell who, after direct experience in employee-monitoring roles, felt compelled to use his knowledge of surveillance practices for good - by helping high-risk individuals, marginalized groups, and journalists secure their identity and work online.
As a tech fellow of the Ford Foundation and co-founder of CryptoHarlem, NYC-based Matt is on a mission to help NGOs and minority communities acquire basic digital hygiene skills and reach their full potential.
Listen on for real-life examples and stories of a quest to safeguard privacy of those who need it most.
The myriad routines connected to them have made smartphones essential tools in our work and private lives. These days, mobile devices account for over half of global web traffic. Unsurprisingly, cybercriminals have also set their sights on this goldmine of data. Consumers and organizations alike have seen a surge in attacks on mobile devices due to the global shift to remote work.
To explore the quickly changing landscape of mobile threats and how mobile security can be increased, we spoke to ex-NSA engineer and Glacier’s co-founder Alex White. Having witnessed the growing demand for security in the mobile market, Glacier’s team is on a mission to offer tailor-made protection for high-risk devices and individuals.
If you want to hear more about techniques to protect mobile data, the NSA’s ways of working, and some highlights from the privacy scene, listen to our podcast- hosted by Balázs Judik.
Rapid innovation should be counterbalanced by sensible security measures to protect our lives in the virtual space and, so far, encryption has proved to incredibly useful in doing just that. Encryption is after all the through-line of our daily digital routines, and is present (or should be present) in every message, transaction and video call you receive.
Our next podcast guest, prominent cybersecurity expertGus Hunt, also shares our enthusiasm for all things encrypted. With experience working across the C-Suite in both government and private roles within the CIA and Accenture, Gus provides a unique outlook on both the case for strong encryption and the challenges it can present to law enforcement agencies.
Expect to get the low down on space exploration, intelligence service insights, encryption backdoors and much more in the next episode of under CTRL!
Some associate airports with the excitement of travel, others think of them as transit points for business travel. However you view them, airports need to operate like clockwork and everyone – from employees to passengers – must follow a carefully controlled script. That said, we rarely take the time to reflect on the complex processes that guide these operations.
With this in mind, we wanted to gain insights from an airport operator about their facilities digital journey. Enter Cologne Bonn Airport’s Dr. Demian Pitz, who took the time to walk us through some of the airport’s transformation projects - explaining how Tresorit now helps the airport communicate securely with internal teams and external partners.
In our highly interconnected world, data is the fuel that keeps the digital economy up and running. Companies and platforms of all shapes and sizes are collecting, sharing and selling the personal information of their users without explicit consent to do so. We believe it’s time to regain ownership of your data by removing your private information from search results.
This is a sentiment shared by fellow privacy advocate and DeleteMe founder Rob Shavell, who helps us shed light on the complexities of data collection & brokerage in the latest episode of under CTRL. We also explore how DeleteMe helps users minimize their digital footprint by removing their personal information from data broker sites.
Are you ready to vanish from the digital map and start afresh in your own private world? Listen to our episode for more expert advice to find out how.
The security of the New World we are building online is heavily dependent on password security but, despite this, password reuse and negligence continue to be a problem for the world’s Web users. This lax approach has created the ideal environment for hackers to thrive, as leaked credentials become replicated across the clean and dark web.
To help explore the mechanisms that power these exchanges, we’ve recruited security evangelist and Have I Been Pwned founder Troy Hunt to join our resident cryptographic expert (and Tresorit CEO) Istvan Lam on under CTRL.
Stay tuned for news on the biggest threats in cyberspace, the logic behind staying quiet about data breaches and insight into some of the most infamous data breaches of all time.
2020: the year of the cyberattack – and the year that security services levelled up to combat this growing threat.
Today on under CTRL, we’re joined by Laszlo Borsy - cybersecurity advocate and VP of Business Development at White Shark, a managed security services company based out of our hometown Budapest.
White Shark represents a new breed of security agency, and one that adopts a holistic, risk-driven approach to security in order to protects its clients against ransomware and phishing.
Expect eyebrow raising stories from the murky world of industrial espionage, the strategies security experts use to track down system vulnerabilities and more!
Going online can expose children to new risks from cyberbullying, online predators, self-harm to uncensored content and targeted ads. The traditional protections we place around children are no longer effective in cyberspace, but can an app really help to prevent harmful situations both online and offline?
Today, under CTRL is joined by Bark's Chief Parenting Officer Titania Jordan to discuss online privacy for children. Bark is an AI-driven platform that provides a new way to protect the online lives of children – flagging concerning behaviour through its dashboard and providing parents with the ability to access recommendations to confronting suspicious activity and harmful situations in a considerate manner.
You can learn more about todays guest Titania Jordan on LinkedIn and https://bark.us. You can follow us on twitter @tresorit and LinkedIn @linkedin.com/company/tresorit/ and learn more about our company on www.tresorit.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/titaniajordan/
Luke describes Brave as a “privacy browser with the first kind of integrated global private ad and reward platform”. By blocking trackers that allow platforms to create detailed audience profiles, Brave provides users with a “real clean start” and a browser experience that’s 3 times faster than Google.
Having started his career in advertising, Luke is one of the many marketing professionals who witnessed the rise of tech monopolies and became alarmed at the industry’s approach to data and targeting.
You can learn more about todays guest Luke Mulks on LinkedIn and https://brave.com. You can follow us on twitter @tresorit and LinkedIn @linkedin.com/company/tresorit/ and learn more about our company on www.tresorit.com
Our search engine knows often more about us than our best friends – thanks to the data trails we leave as we are seeking answers to common and sensitive questions across the web. Is there a real choice, a private alternative for online search and navigation, without dismantling the boundaries of our privacy? The answer is clearly and reassuringly: YES.
The privacy violation in the digital space is so far-reaching that people can only see the top of the iceberg. The behavioral-based advertising works so cleverly that users cannot even notice that they are trapped in an intellectual isolation called “filter bubble”. Kamyl warns of the damaging consequences of this: not just a biased world view, but this can be a real hotbed for misinformation and radicalization.
You can learn more about todays guest Kamyl Bazbaz on LinkedIn and https://duckduckgo.com. You can follow us on twitter @tresorit and LinkedIn @linkedin.com/company/tresorit/ and learn more about our company on www.tresorit.com
Phil Zimmermann creator of Pretty Good Privacy and Co-Founder of SilentCircle and István Lám, CEO of Tresorit discuss the recent press report from EU - "Draft Council Resolution on Encryption".
Why are the five Eyes putting forward a proposal to expand “targeted lawful access” and what potential impact will this have on privacy? Is there a potential solution that can have a balanced outcome for both sides? With quantum computing on the horizon, does it even matter? There is an ongoing review by the senate on section 230. Can backdoors and social networks be intertwined? Join in for the answers.
You can learn more about todays guest on philzimmermann.com. You can follow us on twitter @tresorit and LinkedIn @linkedin.com/company/tresorit/ and learn more about our company on www.tresorit.com
Related article: https://techcrunch.com/2020/11/09/whats-all-this-about-europe-wanting-crypto-backdoors/
How can "machine learning" tell if a goverment ID is genuine or fake? How does Revolut and other neobanks benefit from such services? How does Onfido support airport check-ins in parallel with connecting COVID19 test results to your digital identity? CEO and Co-Founder of Onfido, Husayn Kassai will shed light on these topics.
You can find todays guest on https://linkedin.com/in/husaynkassai and learn more about Onfido on https://onfido.com. And if you want to know what we are up to you can follow us on twitter @tresorit and LinkedIn @linkedin.com/company/tresorit/ and learn more about our company on www.tresorit.com
How do Pharma companies handle ultra sensitive data whilst some of the largest companies are racing to develop COVID-19 vaccination? CTO and Data Protection Officer of Adamas Consulting Group, Matt Barthel sheds some light on this complex matter. We discuss clinical trials, data security and compliance within this highly regulated industry and touch on the privacy challenges COVID-19 has brought upon healthcare.
You can find todays guest on https://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-barthel-dip-rqa-mrqa-ispe-iapp-53991515/ and learn more about Adamas Consulting Group on https://www.adamasconsulting.com. And if you want to know what we are up to you can follow us on twitter @tresorit and LinkedIn @linkedin.com/company/tresorit/ and learn more about our company on www.tresorit.com
In a world monopolised by tech giants, where data is being constantly abused and manipulated by corporations and governments alike - how does privacy and freedom of speech survive? We chat about everything from surveillance capitalism to regulations with Edward Shone, the PR Manager of ProtonMail.
You can find todays guest on https://www.linkedin.com/in/edward-shone-1b8aa641 and learn more about ProtonMail on https://protonmail.com. And if you want to know what we are up to you can follow us on twitter @tresorit and LinkedIn @linkedin.com/company/tresorit/ and learn more about our company on www.tresorit.com
Come along with us as we venture into the exclusive world of VIPs and discuss what physical and cybersecurity means to high-end clients. Walking us through the challenges of providing the highest levels of safety and privacy to a global customer base is Maria Olshanskaya, Co-Founder and Active Partner of Tel Aviv’s Aera Global Corp.
You can find todays guest on https://linkedin.com/in/mariaolshanskaya/ and learn more about Aera Global on https://aera.global. And if you want to know what we are up to you can follow us on twitter @tresorit and LinkedIn @linkedin.com/company/tresorit/ and learn more about our company on www.tresorit.com
With the Schrems 2 ruling finalized in July, how will enterprise data protection be affected? What is the future of the EU-US Privacy Shield? We chat with Jitty van Doodewaerd from DMCC who was formerly part of the Big Data Expert Group of the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs.
You can find todays guest on https://www.linkedin.com/in/jitty-van-doodewaerd-0424816/ and learn more about DMCC Netherlands on https://dmcc.nl/. And if you want to know what we are up to you can follow us on twitter @tresorit and LinkedIn @linkedin.com/company/tresorit/ and learn more about our company on www.tresorit.com
Join us as we sail off into the sea to discuss how human-centric roles such as hospitality, and different generations all successfully coexist with technology and data security. Helping us navigate the waters is Hornblower Cruises and Events HR manager Codi Robbins from California.
You can find todays guest on https://www.linkedin.com/in/codirobbins/ and learn more about Hornblower on https://www.hornblower.com. And if you want to know what we are up to you can follow us on twitter @tresorit and LinkedIn and learn more about our company on www.tresorit.com
This time we’ll be diving into the FinTech world and discuss digital transformation and the role cybersecurity plays in this ever evolving world. Joining us from Atlanta, USA, we have Wipfli senior manager Jim Rumph who’ll walk us through what effective risk management and compliance should look like to ensure success and growth.
You can find todays guest on www.linkedin.com/in/jimrumph/ and learn more about Wipfli on www.wipfli.com. And if you want to know what we are up to you can follow us on twitter @tresorit and instagram @tresorit_co and learn more about our company on www.tresorit.com
Data protection? Compliance? Regulations? We chat with CEO and founder of Patronous Wealth, Romesh Atapattu about all things digital within the extremely secure world of asset management. Listen to some incredible true stories as we try to answer the question — is it possible for private wealth management to go online?
You can find todays guest, Romesh Atapattu on LinkedIn and learn more about Patronous Wealth on www.patronuswealth.com. And if you want to know what we are up to you can follow us on twitter @tresorit and instagram @tresorit_co and learn more about our company on www.tresorit.com
Remember the old days when we used pen and paper? Come along with us as we discuss this gigantic shift in the way we work. We delve into security’s and technology’s influence with Christoffer Lindblad — a founding partner or the nordic leadership service firm Pelago.
You can find todays guest, Christoffer Lindblad on linkedin.com/in/christofferlindblad/ and learn more about Pelago on www.pelago.se. And if you want to know what we are up to you can follow us on twitter @tresorit and instagram @tresorit_co and learn more about our company on www.tresorit.com
Join us as we embark on a journey to discover what electronic crimes are all about, what role technology plays within law enforcement and what’s life like in the COVID-19 era, with detective Tony Van Der Haar from Boone County Sheriff office in northern Kentucky, USA.
You can learn more on www.boonesheriff.com. If you want to know what we are up to you can follow us on Twitter @tresorit and Instagram @tresorit_co and learn more about our company on www.tresorit.com