Protect Critical SaaS Application Data before It’s Too Late: What You Need to Know about Cloud Application Data Protection and Availability

admin — Thu, 15 May 2014 22:10:08 +0000

It’s no secret that businesses are turning to the cloud to run their critical business applications but also to store and manage business-critical data. However, it’s still unclear for most organizations how SaaS applications, such as Google Apps and Salesforce, protect their data. In this session, Jeff Erramouspe, CEO & President, Spanning discusses how organizations can avoid SaaS data loss and minimize the risk of lost productivity, non-compliance and more, with cloud-to-cloud backup.

Specifically, he’ll share:

Top 5 causes of SaaS application data loss
Limitations of SaaS vendors in backup and recovery
Real-life stories of companies that avoided data loss from hacking, human error and more
Key requirements for effective cloud application backup and restore

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Speaker First Name:

Jeff

Speaker Last Name:

Erramouspe

Speaker Job Title:

CEO & President

Speaker's Company Name/Affiliation:

Spanning

Speaker Bio:

Jeff leads the Spanning team not just in the ways you’d expect – such as developing strategy, budgeting, and recruiting – but also by enabling great people to do their best work. This means setting goals that inspire excellence while eliminating obstacles to success. Prior to being appointed CEO and president, Jeff was Spanning’s chief revenue officer. Before that, he was president of Manticore Technology, which he led through three successive years of revenue growth in the highly competitive marketing automation market. He was founding CEO of Deepfile Corporation (became StoredIQ and sold to IBM in 2012), was VP of market development at Digby, and served as Vignette Corporation’s first VP of marketing. He started his career with NCR Corporation and also held senior management positions at Compaq Computer Corporation. Away from work, he loves to cook; it’s the perfect blend of planning, creativity, and gadgetry for a technology entrepreneur and CEO. Jeff holds a BA in management science from the University of California at San Diego. He has also served as an adjunct professor of entrepreneurship in the Graduate School of Business at the University of Texas.

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Speaker's Postal Address:

California Room

Wednesday, June 4, 2014 - 10:10

Governance, Security and Compliance

Fri, 04 Apr 2014 00:09:47 +0000

Cloud is finally starting to move beyond the hype and into the very fabric of today’s enterprise. Most organizations are adopting cloud computing in a piecemeal fashion with a growing trend towards moving core business functions into the cloud. However some organizations are holding out on adoption either because privacy, security or compliance seems like insurmountable barriers or they expect market maturity in terms of data management and management of multiple cloud providers.

What cloud providers and consumers must recognize is that in order to reap the full benefits of cloud solutions, their adoption strategy must be aligned with a comprehensive risk management approach which looks beyond developing security policies, satisfying internal audits or contractual obligations.

At KPMG, we believe this approach would include considerations such as,
- Understanding the impact of cloud on compliance across operational jurisdictions
- Establishing a governance model which identifies shared responsibilities, defines accountability metrics and provides customers insight into their service relationship
- Periodically assessing and managing security and privacy practices
- Collecting key success metrics and communicating this information to facilitate corporate governance and drive ultimate customer satisfaction.

Organizations facilitating business transformation with the above fundamentals force and thereby change how security and privacy risks are perceived and addressed, which should greatly increase successful adoption of cloud solutions in support of business objectives.

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Governance model

Cloud compliance

Continuous security monitoring

Speaker First Name:

Shahed

Speaker Last Name:

Latif

Speaker Job Title:

Partner, Advisory

Speaker's Company Name/Affiliation:

KPMG LLP

Speaker Bio:

Shahed is the lead Information Security and Business Continuity principal for Western region and has extensive IT and business skills. He has a track record of creating innovative solutions in the risk and compliance space and is KPMG’s national lead for Cloud & Security. He has extensive knowledge of the security operations of some of the largest for FORTUNE 100 companies and works closely with the leading Cloud service providers. He has over 24 years of experience working with the global FORTUNE 500 companies focusing on providing business and technology solutions across a variety of areas. Shahed has spent 10 years in the London office working in the financial sector consulting group, Information Risk Management group, and the assurance practice. He has provided services to large global companies in Africa, Asia, and Europe

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Associate Speakers:

Vincent T Samuel, Manager, Advisory

Speaker's LinkedIn Profile:

https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=811137&locale=en_US&trk=tyah&trkInfo=tarId%3A1396570088093%2Ctas%3Ashahed%20latif%2Cidx%3A1-1-1

Speaker's Postal Address:

3975 Freedom Circle Dr. Mission Towers I, Suite 100, Santa Clara, CA 95054

Washington Room

Wednesday, June 4, 2014 - 10:45

6th annual Cloud Slam 2014 Cloud Computing Conference, San Francisco CA, June 4, 2014. Cloud Computing Events 2014 - Cloud compliance

Protect Critical SaaS Application Data before It’s Too Late: What You Need to Know about Cloud Application Data Protection and Availability

Governance, Security and Compliance