Balancing Openness and Compliance, A Data Dichotomy?
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Today’s business and Government leaders are faced with the often conflicting responsibilities of: the need for openness to ensure maximum visibility to customers and constituents, the need for interoperability between systems to eliminate data duplication and increase efficiency within the IT infrastructure, and the requirement to virtually guarantee data privacy and information protection. To an organization, which of these responsibilities is the most important depends on the nature of their business. But, to most people privacy is, or should be, the major concern. Or, one could take the position of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg in January 2010 when he said, “Privacy is no longer a social norm”. Whether or not one agrees with this position, ignoring the laws and regulations governing data privacy compliance and information protection is not an option for Government and Business leaders. The question is how to balance these responsibilities.
In this Webinar, Mr. Dennis E. Wisnosky former CTO and Chief Architect of the DoD Business Mission area and Karen Hsu, Data Privacy Director, Informatica will provide an overview and a forum to discuss:
- The magnitude of the problem and how critical data internal to an organization can be exposed
- Best practices in data management technology
- Potential solutions that lower costs for data privacy compliance and information protection across production, test, and training environments including the: Definition and discovery of data that needs to be protected,
- Application of data masking
- Auditing of masked data to show continuous data privacy compliance
Presenters:
Former Chief Architect and Chief Technical Officer of the Department of Defense
Data Privacy Director, Informatica
Host:
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Chris Archer
Editor IDGA |
Presenters:
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Dennis E. Wisnosky
Former Chief Architect and Chief Technical Officer DoD |
Labeled a visionary early in his career, Wisnosky accepts that tag if it means clearly being able to see the confluence of technology and social trends before others – and most importantly being able to define a clear path to an achievable practical end goal. In the private sector for the majority of his career, and recently in the Government, he identified big problems before others. He understood that the solution required a multidisciplined approach, and he recruited and formed a team of outstanding individuals with the skills necessary and sufficient to solve the problem. And, they did.
September 2006 to June 2012 - As the Chief Architect and Chief Technical Officer (CTO) of the Department of Defense (DoD) Business Mission Area (BMA) within the Office of the Deputy Chief Management Officer (DCMO) Dennis E. Wisnosky was responsible for providing expert guidance and oversight in the design, development, and modification of the federated architectures supporting the Department's Business Mission Area. This role incorporated oversight of the DoD Business Enterprise Architecture (BEA), Business Process Reengineering (BPR) and the corporate level systems, processes, and data standards common across the DoD. Mr. Wisnosky led the transformation of architecture-driven business systems and services development, and deployment. Key principles in DoD business transformation are its focus on data ontology - semantic web methods, Services Oriented Architecture and Cloud Computing. Among others, he received a Fed100 Award (2006) and an “Excellence in Government Leadership Award (2011) in recognition of his accomplishments.
June 1965 to September 2006 - As a serial entrepreneur in the private sector, Mr. Wisnosky consulted to the Government and private industry in the development of strategic and operational plans, methods and processes. As the head of his own companies, he led the development and marketing of products ranging from industrial robots and factory controls to software for Project Management, Business Process Modeling/Analysis/Optimization. He is the author of 7 books on these topics, and an internationally acclaimed writer and speaker. He has received many awards and honors for his work in the private sector including being named a "Hero of US Manufacturing" by Fortune Magazine in 1997.
Mr. Wisnosky earned Degrees from California University (PA), the University of Pittsburgh and the University of Dayton. He is a Certified Enterprise Architect, a Certified Manufacturing Engineer (Robotics), a PADI Certified Rescue Diver and an Instrument Rated Private Pilot in Multiengine Aircraft. He and his wife, live in Naperville, Illinois. They have three daughters and nine grandchildren
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Karen Hsu
Data Privacy Director Informatica |
Karen’s work at Informatica includes bringing to market new Data Privacy solutions that include Dynamic Data Masking, Persistent Data Masking and Test Data Management. She has worked with partners such as Imperva, Voltage, Application Security, Wipro, and Cognizant to bring these data security solutions to industry verticals and new markets. She has also driven new solutions with organizations such as ACORD and SWIFT to accelerate the adoption of new industry initiatives. Prior to Informatica she drove the development and go-to-market strategy for new software applications in CRM, product configuration and pricing, and data integration at start-ups and public companies including Intel, IBM, and Siebel.
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also don't have the email with links either
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When do we get the e-mail with the webinar link? This is getting ridiculous. It's now just over an hour to start and I still have NO INFORMATION on how to join the webinar.
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