Marketing & IT - The Devil’s Triangle

Audience Gets

  • An opportunity for two often unrelated disciplines to network and collaborate
  • A better understanding of data privacy issues from multiple perspectives
  • Experience performing multi-disciplinary risk management on real issues in their organization

Description

IT and marketing managers are caught in the Devil's Triangle of cyberspace, where escalating cybercrime, stringent privacy laws, and a rapidly growing surveillance economy collide. These forces demand a unified approach to protect businesses from enforcement actions and staggering financial losses. This unique session is designed to bring the IT Security & Marketing teams together for a collaborative deep dive into how their disciplines overlap and the how they work together to address the common gaps and reduce organizational risk.

Event Length

60 - 120 Minutes

Event Type

Workshop

Audience

IT and Marketing Professionals

Investment

Contact Us for More Information

Testimonials

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Holy Cow! This isn't just a talk on cyber security. Ken actually shows how a good cyber strategy is a money maker for our members!

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This is more than a talk on cybersecurity. It's about investing in a vital part of your business to protect it, and to grow it smartly and safely. 

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Ken goes 100 miles an hour, I love it! He’s passionate and knowledgeable about his subject, its an awesome presentation! 

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Ken’s approach is new, fresh and eye opening. This is not an exercise in defense. Ken offers it as a STRATEGIC protocol. Truly impressive. Straight 5s!

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Great content! Great speaker! Excellent delivery of high value information. Ken did a great job of scaring everyone to take action!

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I took more notes from Ken’s presentation than I have taken from any Vistage speaker in five years.

"

I was dreading this topic. Ken was fantastic, covering relevant information in a compelling format. He had everyone talking about action items they need to pursue.

"

Ken was one of the best speakers we have had all year. I enjoyed everything he had to say and his willingness to engage and answer tough questions.

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Marketing & IT - The Devil’s Triangle

Audience Gets

  • An opportunity for two often unrelated disciplines to network and collaborate
  • A better understanding of data privacy issues from multiple perspectives
  • Experience performing multi-disciplinary risk management on real issues in their organization

Description

IT and marketing managers are caught in the Devil's Triangle of cyberspace, where escalating cybercrime, stringent privacy laws, and a rapidly growing surveillance economy collide. These forces demand a unified approach to protect businesses from enforcement actions and staggering financial losses.

This unique session is designed to bring the IT Security & Marketing teams together for a collaborative deep dive into how their disciplines overlap and the how they work together to address the common gaps and reduce organizational risk.

Event Length

60 - 120 Minutes

Event Type

Workshop

Audience

IT and Marketing Professionals

Investment

Contact Us for More Information

Event Preview

Testimonials

"

Holy Cow! This isn't just a talk on cyber security. Ken actually shows how a good cyber strategy is a money maker for our members!

"

This is more than a talk on cybersecurity. It's about investing in a vital part of your business to protect it, and to grow it smartly and safely. 

"

Ken goes 100 miles an hour, I love it! He’s passionate and knowledgeable about his subject, its an awesome presentation! 

"

Ken’s approach is new, fresh and eye opening. This is not an exercise in defense. Ken offers it as a STRATEGIC protocol. Truly impressive. Straight 5s!

"

Great content! Great speaker! Excellent delivery of high value information. Ken did a great job of scaring everyone to take action!

"

I took more notes from Ken’s presentation than I have taken from any Vistage speaker in five years.

"

I was dreading this topic. Ken was fantastic, covering relevant information in a compelling format. He had everyone talking about action items they need to pursue.

"

Ken was one of the best speakers we have had all year. I enjoyed everything he had to say and his willingness to engage and answer tough questions.