"Why a developer's test caused sensitive data creep" with Rajesh Parthasarathy

Mar '09 10 Tue 6:00 PM
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Rajesh Parthasarathy from Mentis Software will present his popular "Why a developer's test caused sensitive data creep". This event is part of our Best Practices series and is not a vendor presentation.

Abstract: Stories from the front line about cases and instances where sensitive data is propagated into unusual and unexpected locations either through internal processes or by tenacious users and developers. This presentation will cover real life examples as well as what organizations are doing to get a handle on such sensitive data creep as it pertains to general Risk Management, and specifically, to BI.

Target Audience: Professionals with deep interest in Data Privacy, Compliance, System Administration, Risk Management or GRC.

Food and drinks will be provided. Please make sure to provide your Full Name as part of your RSVP.

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