ITAR Technical Data Control Best Practice Series
A three-part webinar covering best practices in ITAR Technical Data Control, this series is suitable for both technical and business audiences. Knowledge of Export Control is helpful but not required to maximize the value of your experience.
Part 1: Top 10 Challenges for Controlling Technical Data for ITAR Compliance
We will cover the most common challenges faced by US and non-US companies in different industries. Participants will learn how the ITAR may affect how information is managed, accessed and shared within their organizations and recognize possible compliance risks.
Part 2: Prioritizing ITAR Technical Data Risks
We will describe a model for managing compliance projects, by prioritizing based on risk. Participants will learn the common steps for achieving control over ITAR technical data and be provided with a framework to determine the correct next steps.
Part 3: Applying Best Practices to Address ITAR Technical Data Risk
We will present a set of best practices for addressing technical data control challenges. Participants will learn some best practices for addressing technical data challenges and also hear how these were applied within an organization.
DATE: Sept 7, 8 and 9 at 2pm Eastern, 11am Pacific. Register once, attend one or all of the Webinars in the Series!
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IBM Webinar: Integrating ITAR Controls into a Comprehensive Compliance Program
Completing the Puzzle - Integrating ITAR Controls into a Comprehensive Compliance Program
U.S. businesses must ensure ITAR compliance but must also address existing and emerging requirements for the security and privacy of “government information”. In most organizations responsibilities for export controls, information assurance, and data privacy are assigned to different offices. Controls and processes for compliance with different regulations are often inefficient, redundant, or inadequate to meet the demands of the controlling regime.
Mr. Heaney will present a methodology for the characterization of data and the identification of controls that “de-conflicts” multiple regimes and supports creation of a comprehensive compliance policy across all systems within the enterprise.
Featured Speaker: Michael Heaney, Export Regulation Executive, IBM Global Business Services / U.S. Public Sector
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IBM Webinar: Approach and Framework to Protect Controlled Data
Control and Protection of Intellectual Property and Regulatory Restricted Information
Effective protection of particular classes of controlled information is a specific concern of companies depending on technical knowledge and proprietary processes to deliver leading-edge solutions to their clients..
Such information includes Intellectual Property (IP—the repository of a company’s competitive advantage) and any Regulatory Restricted Information (RRI, including, for example, controlled technical data)..
This session provides an overview of the concerns and describes a general data centric approach to management, control, and protection of controlled information. This IT approach and framework can be applied to address compliance with regulations requiring control of information, for example, the International Trafficking in Arms Regulations (ITAR).
Featured Speaker: Martin Allison, Associate Principal/Industrial Sector Lead, IBM Security and Privacy Practice
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Gary Stanley's Ten Commandments of Export Control
As penalties for violations of ITAR have mounted, the need for improving compliance has become imperative. The compliance job is continuous! But export control compliance is not simply about avoiding fines. Properly approached and managed, export compliance can be a critical enabler to competitive advantage.
In this presentation targeted to companies that are subject to ITAR jurisdiction and controls, Gary Stanley will review his “commandments” that cover best practices and approaches to managing risks and improving ITAR compliance. The attendee will learn key issues that will allow his or her company to manage ITAR compliance more effectively, and moreover, turn compliance into a differentiator that can propel businesses into new heights of competitiveness. Discover the bridge between ITAR compliance and solutions that can address not only physical export compliance but also technical data export.
Featured Speaker: Gary Stanley, President of Global Legal Services, PC
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Achieving Data-Centric Security Using the XACML Policy Standard
Many companies today are striving to achieve Data-Centric Security, where security is focused on critical data assets. In response we have seen a number of new technologies emerge, such as data loss prevention (DLP) and Entitlement Management. This session examines the strategic role of the OASIS eXtensible Access Control Markup Language (XACML) standard in a holistic approach to data-centric security. Such an approach provides information risk management that bridges the gap between identity, applications and data and provides the policy management necessary to manage and tie the business security infrastructure together.
This session will use real customer use cases to examine the relevance of XACML to data-centric security initiatives and highlight the strategic importance of a policy standard across data security products such as data protection and enterprise entitlements management solutions. Since any data-centric security initiative strives to protect the data across applications and systems, shared policy, coordination, and interoperability are fundamental. These objectives become crucial when considering industry specific solutions in information compliance and protection, and we will illustrate how these technologies are applied to actual customer use cases such as data confidentiality, external collaboration, outsourcing, and remote and mobile workforces.
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Information Governance for SharePoint - Technical Track
A two-part webinar series covering technical issues related to Information Governance on SharePoint. Among other topics, we will explore the management of discretionary, mandatory and attribute based access controls, the risks, benefits and disadvantages and impact in achieving information governance. This series is best suited for SharePoint installation managers, IT Management, Project Managers, SharePoint implementers and others involved with the technical deployment and operations of SharePoint in large enterprises.
Part 1: Critical Objectives and Technical Challenges for Information Governance in SharePoint Environments
We examine the technical challenges of information governance in SharePoint environments. Through examination of the technical problems and a presentation of case studies, we will recognize and understand risks and costs in information governance from a technical perspective, and learn to prioritize them for resolution.
Part 2: Best Practices in Achieving SharePoint Information Governance
We address the resolution of the technical challenges and issues identified in Part 1. By looking at best practices in SharePoint information governance, the webinar attendees will be able to apply their learnings and insights to evaluate their own SharePoint deployments.
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Information Governance for SharePoint - Business Track
Information governance is critical to optimize the value of business information, but information governance can be challenging to achieve on collaboration systems. This two-part webinar series covers Information Governance on SharePoint and the potential business and compliance risks that may result when governance is lacking. This series is best suited for line-of-business facing IT managers and officers involved with the requirements specification, use and deployment of SharePoint in large enterprises.
Part 1: Critical Objectives and Business Challenges for Information Governance in SharePoint Environments
We examine the most common Information Governance objectives for SharePoint deployments, and the business challenges of information governance in SharePoint environments. Through case studies, we will recognize and understand the nature of these business challenges that affect SharePoint installations and learn how to prioritize them for resolution.
Part 2: Best Practices in Achieving SharePoint Information Governance
We examine the resolution of the business challenges and issues identified in Part 1. We will examine the particular business risks and costs in achieving information governance to an enterprise, and examine best practices to gain insight and learnings to help attendees understand and evaluate the business impact of information governance at their own SharePoint deployments.
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Intellectual Property Protection in "Highly Collaborative" Supply Chain Environments
The dynamic enterprise today, including industrial and high-tech manufacturers, pharmaceuticals, and other industries need to be able to collaborate safely and securely with numerous parties from supply chain partners, mobile employees, contractors, off-shore operations, joint venture partners, customers, and more in order to stay competitive. Maximizing the productivity of these various parties require the availability and accessibility of intellectual property and information that is often sensitive in nature. The loss or exposure of these digital assets may cause irreparable loss or harm upon one or more parties in collaboration.
However, there are significant challenges to enable smooth, frictionless collaboration while at the same time, ensuring that intellectual property remains safe and secure. This series looks at the challenges, common practices, and requirements for protecting intellectual property, prioritizes the severity of these issues, and explores best practices in achieving the objectives of safe and secure communications and collaboration with supply chain partners.
Part 1: Where the Risks Are: Best Practices in Preventing Intellectual Property Theft and Exposure
Geared towards the line of business managers, this presentation will uncover common risks to a company's intellectual capital, especially when it comes to electronic information shared across the supply chain. Learn about common practices used by others in the industry in protecting intellectual property. Attendees will get an understanding of strategic and competitive issues, from the perspective of risk and benefits, in the protection of intellectual property. They will learn how to gauge the potential and severity of intellectual property loss in order to make decisions in how these issues should be handled. We will describe a framework for assessing risk exposure, and prioritize based on risk/reward. We will answer critical questions including: (1) What are common practices - what are others in my industry doing? (2) What is the KPI matrix to measure and quantify risk/reward, (3) What is a good framework to assess exposure (risk, reward, opportunity, and threat) and (4) What is the implication if I don't take action.
Part 2: Prioritizing and Assessing Risks of Intellectual Property Loss in the Supply Chain
This webinar will address concerns and issues faced by legal, risk & compliance, and intellectual property practitioners. We will cover the most common challenges faced by companies with a global, distributed supply chains in different industries and examine how they can manage and handle sensitive digital assets when collaborating with supply chain partners. Participants will learn how supply chain collaboration may affect how information is managed, accessed and shared within their organizations and recognize possible compliance risks. We will describe a model for managing compliance projects, by prioritizing based on risk. Participants will learn the common steps for achieving control over intellectual property and be provided with a framework to determine the correct next steps. Key questions we address in this session: (1) What are the top 10 problems/challenges? (2) What are the best practices? (3) How do I go about solving this problem? (4) Which of my problems is most critical and how do I go about assessing risk?
Part 3: Addressing Intellectual Property Protection: Options and Solutions
Focused on the needs of IT management, this webinar looks at common technologies used by collaborative industries like high tech and industrial manufacturing in protecting intellectual property. It provides a high level understanding of the possible technologies employed to protect corporate intellectual property, and reveals the impact and costs of deploying intellectual property solutions. Attendees will learn various approaches to protecting intellectual property in order to make decisions as to the best approaches they can undertake to address the issue within their computing and collaboration environment. Key topics we will cover in this session include: (1) How do we break down the problem? (2) What are the best technical approaches to implement, a solution? (3) What are customer examples and cases? (4) What do solutions look like - at a high level?
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The "Right" Data Loss Prevention Solution for You
Data Loss Prevention (DLP) is not like Anti-Virus, Malware, or Intrusion Prevention – there is no one-size-fit-all solution. There are hundreds of products in the DLP market, many taking dramatically different approaches to protecting critical information. The “right” DLP solution for you will depend on the type of data you are trying to protect, your industry, and most importantly how you collaborate both internally and externally. This webinar will categorize the different classes of DLP solutions available today and map them to the data protection challenges faced in a variety of industries, including Manufacturing, Aerospace and Defense, High-Tech, Life Sciences, and Financial Services.
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