I recently lead an initiative to create an inventory of confidential unstructured (files on the network) and structured data (data in databases) for an organization. I had to work through questions such as: What is confidential data? Where is it located? Who knows where it is? How do we find it? How do we even get started? How do we verify and govern the resulting inventory?
In this session, we will answer the questions above and cover:
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Laws, regulations, and internal policies that help define confidential data
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How records retention and data governance play a part and work together
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How to determine what to look for within your organization
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Steps to accomplishing the goal
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What we learned and the challenges we faced
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How to move forward once an inventory is created
Speaker: Tami Flowers

Tami Flowers is an information strategist with over 25 years of experience advancing business objectives through applied technology. Her areas of expertise include business process improvement, business architecture, data architecture, information governance, complex financial and accounting systems, business intelligence, and efficiency in systems program and project delivery through an Agile framework.Tami is a PMP, Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP), and Certified Scrum Master.