Secured 3rd party collaboration…Why is it the need of the hour?

As organizations are increasingly collaborating with partners, there is a significant increase of sensitive information residing outside of said organization. Over time, these data repositories start building up and pose a substantial third-party risk for the organization. Organizations deriving strategic benefits from outsourcing work need to find a way to protect their sensitive information before it reaches the third party. 56% of organizations lack seriousness when it comes to third-party vendors & 65% of organizations have not identified the third parties with access to the most sensitive data. Some of the challenges of outsourcing include non-disclosure agreements which can only be enforced when a breach occurs, the difficulty in proving the theft or misuse of data and the accidental misuse of sensitive data. Seclore ensures that organizations can automatically attach persistent granular usage controls to emails and documents. With Seclore, organizations can safely grant external vendors restricted access to documents containing sensitive information, while retaining the ability to revoke access to the sensitive information after the project is complete. Join this session to learn: - Why DLP, Classification & Encryption aren't the solution to securing third party collaboration - Why you need visibility over how third parties use, store and destroy shared information - How Seclore can enable your organization to safely open the cloud to third parties - Why Seclore is the best option for securing your organization's sensitive data This unmissable, extended session includes a keynote from Todd Fennell, Vice President Information Security, American Express, covering why secure external collaboration using cloud is the future of banking, customer case studies exploring how enterprises like Rapid Care Group are strengthening their security postures by using Seclore and a peek into Seclore's product roadmap with Seclore CTO, Abhijit Tannu and much more.