Advanced Email Security for Supply Chain Professionals

Electronic communication is at the heart of every organization, but one wrong message may ruin your corporate brand, compromise intellectual property or put you in non-compliance with laws and industry regulations. Purchasing data, contracts, organizational plans and intellectual property are just examples of data that are at risk of breach when being sent electronically.

Ensuring the proper safeguards are in place is critical to an organization's overall success. Those that are negligent with intellectual property, customer data or sensitive information surrender the upper hand to competitors as they risk losing customer confidence, as well as the IP that makes them competitive in the marketplace. In fact, the Federal Bureau of Investigation estimates that corporations lose $100 billion each year due to "industrial espionage." In response, more and more organizations realize the need to automatically secure and encrypt sensitive email communication that exits their infrastructure boundary rather than rely solely on employee policies to effectively secure sensitive information.

Does your messaging solution protect your sensitive information? "Is Your Supply Chain Secure? Email Encryption for Intercompany Collaboration" will explore:

• Internal and external supply chain factors that drive the need for secure collaboration and communication
• Deploying email encryption within your partner eco-system
• Key technology considerations for securing your supply chain

A key component of a strong, layered security, email encryption is one of the most effective methods to help protect against a breach. Entrust has developed a simple-to-deploy, end-user friendly gateway email encryption appliance that makes protecting email communication very easy.

Featured Speakers

• Elizabeth Zucker, Consultant, The Forefront Group. Zucker has more than 12 years' experience in supply management, with demonstrated results in strategic sourcing process-building, commodity management, supply base development and qualification (including suppliers in US, China and Latin America), supplier performance management, distribution management, procurement outsourcing and supply contingency planning. Her experience includes international and domestic assignments, working for corporate giants in the financial services, consumer packaged goods, food service, consumer electronics and high tech sectors, including Citibank, PepsiCo and Yum! Brands. In addition, Zucker has developed and taught ISM-accredited strategic sourcing courses to supply management professionals in North America, Europe and Asia. She has an MBA from Georgetown University, and a BA from Wellesley College.
• Mike Byrnes, Product Manager, Entrust. Byrnes has more than 20 years' experience in technology marketing and supply chain management. He is currently responsible for driving the Secure Messaging solutions portfolio at Entrust. Prior to joining Entrust, he served as Director of Marketing and Business Development at Pronexus Inc. He also led marketing initiatives at Mitel Corporation and Nortel Networks in the messaging field.

Free Entrust Webinar:
"Is Your Supply Chain Secure? Email Encryption for Intercompany Collaboration"
Recorded Tuesday, August 14, 2007
11 a.m. EDT

Featured Speakers

• Elizabeth Zucker, Consultant, The Forefront Group.
• Mike Byrnes, Product Manager, Entrust.