Compliance and security for modern collaboration platforms like Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Cisco Webex, RingCentral, Red Box, and more is critically important particularly in light of the increase in usage of these platforms. To help you navigate the complexity and demonstrate a better way of conducting compliance and risk detection within these platforms, we've created a webinar series that deep dives into various areas. This post contains our upcoming webinars that you can attend live and others that are available on-demand. Each is between 10 - 25 minutes in length. 

"How do I do [fill in the gap]?"  OR  "Just HOW do you make security and compliance easier for [Zoom, Webex, MS Teams, RingCentral, RedBox...]? 

Typically, when we think about data breaches or loss, we picture scenarios where vast troves of personal data are accessed through brute force attacks or phishing attempts, resulting in thousands or millions of records being impacted. However, the release of smaller amounts of data, even a single PDF document or PowerPoint slide, can have serious and damaging ramifications for an organization.

On December 1, 2020, Canada's Office of the Privacy Commissioner (“OPC”) issued a report on a data security incident at the Quebec-based financial services firm Desjardins.  The Desjardins incident involved an insider at the firm who accessed, collected, and leaked the personal information of over 9.7 million customers and users from Canada and elsewhere during a two year period—a staggering amount of data over an extended period of time.