Join us for this presentation by Josh Epstein, VP, Proofpoint Insider Threat Management and Michael Griffin, Sales Engineer, Proofpoint Insider Threat Management
Time and Location: October 21st, via Zoom Meeting 12:00-1:00pm
Please Note: Zoom information will be sent in the RSVP Confirmation Email.
Summary: 2020 has accelerated global reliance on remote work and cloud-based technologies. From a cybersecurity perspective, many organizations have been caught flat-footed by insider threats.
Yet, most organizations still rely on defending outside attacks to a “perimeter” that no longer exists – especially in our new work reality. Only an approach that blends people, process, and technology can successfully prevent data loss.
Join Josh Epstein, VP and Michael Griffin at Proofpoint Insider Threat Management to discuss the four steps that you can take to reduce insider risk in the new [work] reality.
In this session you will learn:
- New realities of how a distributed workforce and third-party workers access systems and data
- Unique risks of insider threats and how to protect against data loss
- How to take a people-centric approach to strengthen resilience and reduce insider risk
Josh Epstein’s bio: Josh Epstein has 20+ years’ experience in technology marketing and strategy roles. Previously he has held a range of marketing, strategy and business development roles at start-ups including Kaminario, Reddo Mobility as well as global technology companies including EMC, CA Technologies, Acme Packet and Oracle. Additionally, Josh is an active advisor to several early-stage, Boston-area technology companies. He holds a B.S. in Operations Research from Cornell and an MBA from MIT Sloan.
Michael Griffin’s bio: Mike Griffin is a Sales Engineer for Proofpoint Insider Threat Management (ITM). He has helped clients implement ProofpointITM (formerly ObserveIT) in a number of accounts to help companies gain better insight into how their users are interacting with their data. Prior to Proofpoint, Mike was a Sales Engineer at a web gateway company. Seeing the threat landscape shift more towards targeting people instead of infrastructure, he made the transition to Insider Threat.