Please Join us online for this free Executive Briefing hosted by 1SecureAudit.  Your guest speakers include subject matter experts on creating the legal framework for digital evidence, forensic collection and intelligence analysis within your organization.

The digital age is challenging the global enterprise and the speed and depth of new found transnational threats requires bold outside-of-the-box thinking. Strategic decisions to prevent incidents of data leakage, theft of trade secrets or corporate espionage are on the minds of CEO’s and the Office of the General Counsel.

Remote Digital Forensics Intelligence provides analysts, investigators and management the ability to make more informed decisions regarding a prudent course of action. Utilizing digital evidence can mean the timely detection of unethical behavior by an employee or the intelligence nexus with kidnapping, child pornography, industrial espionage or terrorism. The legal process in your state or country and the preservation of evidence, chain of custody and even early case assessment are now a converging area of concern with local and state law enforcement, prosecutors and defense law firms.

An organizations ability to proactively deter, detect and defend it’s vital corporate assets requires a focused lens to view the vast digital complexities and simultaneously gain deeper insights. Effective risk management in Global 500 companies encompasses the collection, analysis and action on relevant information. Is the relevant information stored on a mobile laptop, network attached desktop or mobile PDA? Could there be a copy of the document on the server in the form of an e-mail attachment? The objective seems obvious. Think a few steps ahead in order to mitigate the quantity and size of potential loss events where and when they will happen.

In order to achieve a “Game Changing” strategy to stay one step ahead of today’s digitally equipped adversary demands an adaptive process, tools and very smart people. Timely and accurate intelligence-led investigations have historically proven to save many organizations from catastrophic impact to their reputation. That is precisely why Digital Forensics Intelligence (DFI) has been gaining tremendous momentum with the Chief Risk Officer, Chief Security Officer, Chief Information Officer and the General Counsel. One example, is the ability for an organization to add forensic intelligence to almost any investigation, to provide additional dimensions of insight and to ascertain whether an employee is a true insider threat or just in non-compliance with your latest “Acceptable Use Policy.”

Corporate Digital Forensics Intelligence provides the corporate first responders with the potential evidence required by analysts, investigators and decision makers to make more informed decisions. The ability to more effectively determine a prudent course of action, can mean the difference between detecting a simple Internet policy violation or the beginning of a prolonged investigation with a corporate espionage nexus. The legal process in your state or country and the preservation of evidence, chain of custody and even early case assessment are now a converging area of concern with the office of the General Counsel and outside retained law firms.

“Achieving A Defensible Standard of Care” in your organization requires a digital risk governance framework that will withstand the tests of local law enforcement and judicial systems, inspector generals and global federal investigations. We are here to assist your team in developing the most effective course of action for your specific requirements. No two organizations are the same and the digital forensics intelligence solutions available today should be adaptive to your particular enterprise.