October 7th, 10 CET
Data is moving across more systems, locations and organisations than ever before. R
With increasing digitalisation, remote work and complex supply chains, secure and controlled data exchange has become a critical business requirement.
Do you know where your data is going, who can access it, and whether it is adequately protected?
Join us on 7 October at 10:00 CET for an accessible introduction to the key risks associated with modern data transfers, and the technologies that can help you address them.
What we will cover
We’ll look at the key developments shaping how organisations manage and exchange data, including:
- Increasing regulatory requirements such as GDPR and NIS2
- Remote work and globally distributed teams
- Growing awareness of data privacy and data sovereignty
- Increasing digitalisation
- The growing number of systems, partners and platforms involved in data exchange
We’ll then examine the risks these developments can create, including data loss, reduced control, unauthorised access, interception and limited visibility.
From risks to practical solutions
We’ll introduce two technologies that can help organisations protect sensitive data:
- Managed File Transfer (MFT) – for controlling, securing and tracking the movement of files between people, systems and organisations.
- Data Loss Prevention (DLP) – for inspecting data and helping prevent sensitive information from being transferred where it shouldn’t be.
You’ll see how these technologies work together in practice, through live demonstrations and a real-world customer example.
What you will take away
What you’ll take away
By the end of the webinar, you’ll have a clearer understanding of:
- The key risks associated with modern data transfers
- How GDPR and NIS2 relate to data movement, security and auditability
- The role of MFT and DLP in protecting sensitive information
- How secure data transfers can be monitored, controlled and inspected
- Practical approaches you can consider within your own organisation
No prior knowledge of MFT or DLP is necessary. The session is designed as a practical introduction for organisations looking to better understand their data transfer risks and strengthen control over sensitive information.
Join us to explore practical ways to make your data transfers more secure, controlled and visible.
