Laptop lock-down: Encrypting enterprise data-on-the-go: Focus on Data Auditing, Data Encryption, Encryption Standards, Handheld Device Security, Handheld Devices, Laptop Computers, Mobile Device Management, Mobile Workers, Notebook Computers

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ABSTRACT: Today's business and regulatory climates are driving more companies to encrypt the data stored on corporate laptops and related mobile devices. Many laptop encryption products exist, but how do you know which of those approaches is necessary or appropriate for your business? This expert webcast examines the notebook encryption product landscape, and how to determine which technology strategies are appropriate for your enterprise. In this webcast, we examine: Business risks posed by the data stored on laptops that leave the office Financial, legal, and regulatory drivers that lead employers to encrypt laptop data Common approaches to mobile data encryption (full device, file/folder, field) Pragmatic considerations (maintenance, backup/restore, performance) Fitting encryption in IT processes (automated deployment, audit compliance) Deploying laptop encryption as part of a broader mobile security initiative

SPEAKER: Lisa Phifer Vice President, Core Competence Inc. Lisa Phifer, a renowned instructor and conference speaker in the realm of mobile security, has been involved in the design, implementation and the evaluation of data communications, internetworking, security and network management products for over 20 years. As VP of Core Competence, she has advised large and small companies regarding security needs product assessment and the use of emerging technologies and best practices. Before joining Core Competence, Lisa was a Member of Technical Staff at Bell Communications Research where she won a president's award for her work on ATM Network Management.

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