How to Engage Line of Business In Data Governance Initiatives

Effective data governance is integral to information security, but getting organizational buy-in is a common stumbling block for most new initiatives.

For example, Security teams are usually unaccustomed to managing collaboration solutions, and their end-users can mistakenly view security protections as productivity inhibitors. Meanwhile, executive management can view data governance as a series of bureaucratic projects rather than a means to protect their organizational good names.

When companies manage heavily-accessed content sources, such as cloud file services, defining and enforcing policies for how data can be shared and consumed becomes an even greater challenge.

In this session, you'll learn:

• What "data governance" should mean for you and your organization.
• How to build a compelling case for governance with your internal stakeholders and leadership team.
• Strategies to assess and communicate potential risks associated with popular content sources that are accessed by your end-users.
• Practical technology strategies that enable you to build and enforce governance policies with minimal friction to your IT, Security, and data owners.