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Data Security for Remote Workforces

Data security in an office with employees all using company hardware is complex enough, but when a company moves to policies of remote access and bring your own device technology, data security needs to work with a different framework to properly protect sensitive data.

Join Frazier & Deeter’s cybersecurity experts to learn about the NIST data security framework for the Guide to Enterprise Telework, Remote Access and Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Security.

In this webinar you will learn:
– Guide to Enterprise Telework, Remote Access and Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Security
– Overview of Enterprise Telework and Remote Access Security
– Remote Access Solution Security
– Telework Client Device Security

Presented by:

Partner Gina Gondron CIA, CISA

Director Derrick Rice, CISSP, CISA

Please note: Watching this video does not make you eligible for CPE credits.

 

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