Do Your Clients Know Who Has Access to Their Sensitive Data? Lockdown and Protect It
Lunch Sponsor: Prosperoware
Description:
The Panama Papers leak was a wake-up call. Regulatory organizations from the FTC to the SEC, as well as the plaintiff's bar, are pursuing businesses and law firms -- holding them liable for data breaches, citing neglect for failure to lock down information and limit access to only those who need it. If you're involved in the complex challenge of ensuring client confidentiality and data security at your firm, join us as we explore the impact and how to move forward.
We'll discuss how clients are now demanding need-to-know security access, how that differs from simple ethical wall management and how firms can evolve from current open-access models without causing a massive headache for lawyers or crippling risk and IT teams.
Presenter:
Chris Martin from Prosperoware has 18 years of executive level sales experience. With an established track record of successfully partnering with C-suite leadership in Global 200 law firms, he helps firms become better businesses through matter planning and budgeting, developing and planning analytical software strategies for process workflow, business intelligence, enterprise resource management and business development software (SaaS, on premises and cloud). Prior to joining Prosperoware, Chris provided global leadership in the business development, product and client support strategy for legal pricing and project management technology, developing expertise in ERM and workflow platforms, legal research, CRM, lawyer workflow, and matter budgeting and management platforms.
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