5 Proven Practices to Address Security & Compliance in Cloud Applications Like Salesforce, Google Apps, and Office 365

5 Proven Practices to Address Security & Compliance in Cloud Applications Like Salesforce, Google Ap
5 Proven Practices to Address Security & Compliance in Cloud Applications Like Salesforce, Google Ap

5 Proven Practices to Address Security & Compliance in Cloud Applications Like Salesforce, Google Apps, and Office 365

Date: Nov. 14
Time: 2:00 p.m. ET / 11:00 a.m. PT

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Many organizations aren't just moving to the cloud, they're sprinting! But too often, concerns about security and compliance emerge and projects end of being delayed, and in a few cases, even cancelled all together.

What are the proven practices that organizations are employing to address security and compliance concerns and keep cloud application projects moving forward?

Join this interactive SC Magazine webcast as we outline:

  • Which security and compliance issues most frequently threaten a cloud project
  • What new threats are causing the most concern
  • What approaches organizations are taking to address these issues
  • A checklist of 5 “must-haves” every organization needs before migrating to cloud-based services and applications.

If your organization is considering moving applications to the cloud, you won't want to miss this webcast! 

Featured speakers:
Ram Boreda, senior director, global client solutions, CipherCloud
Allen Pogorzelski, senior director, marketing, CipherCloud

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