Join us on February 2nd at 4:30 PM EST for our next webinar with CloudLock customer Peter Hermann from Mortgage Choice,  an Australian financial services company that needed to implement a records retention process in Google Docs, and Steve Peltzman, Chief Business Technology Officer, Forrester Research.

CloudLock Vault Customer Success: How Mortgage Choice Implemented a Records Retention Process for Google Docs with CloudLock Vault
In this webinar you’ll learn how CloudLock customer Mortgage Choice implemented a records retention process for Google Docs with CloudLock Vault.

february-2-calendarDate: February 2, 2012
Time: 4:30 PM EST

Agenda

CloudLock Intro

Security in the Cloud

Mortgage Choice Customer Presentation

Mortgage Choice Google Apps Project Description

  • Migration & Business Impact

Mortgage Choice and CloudLock

  • Addressing Security needs – External Collaboration
  • Addressing Compliance Needs – CloudLock Vault
  • New CloudLock Features

Q&A

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Presenters

Peter Hermann is Solutions Architect/Developer at Mortgage Choice Limited, Australia’s largest independently owned mortgage broker. He is a Google Apps specialist, and can be found on Google+ and Twitter (@pete).

Steven Peltzman is Chief Business Technology Officer at Forrester Research. Prior to Forrester Research, he was Chief Information Officer at the Museum of Modern Art (MOMA), was responsible for all developmental United States Air Force programs related to stealth aircraft and missile mission planning. He is an FAA Instrument Rated Pilot, and a cursed Mets fan.

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CloudLock Announces Safe Harbor Compliance

by Nathan Burke on January 19, 2012

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When you’re a company focused on securing data in the cloud, you’d better be sure you protect your customers’ information. We hold ourselves to the highest standards of security and data privacy, and on the heels of the largest Google Apps deal to date (and it happening to be in the EU) we are proud to announce that CloudLock is now EU Safe Harbor certified.

From our Co-Founder Tsahy Shapsa:

As the leading cloud data security solution for companies using Google Apps, our customers include Fortune 1000 companies with worldwide operations as well as large EU-based corporations. One of the key requirements for working with these large enterprises is adhering to their strict security and data privacy requirements. With this Safe Harbor certification, CloudLock is once again demonstrating our commitment to being an enterprise-class vendor that can be trusted by the largest organizations in the world that use Google Apps.

The safe harbor provides a number of important benefits to U.S. and EU firms. Most importantly, it provides predictability and continuity for U.S. and EU companies that are sending and receiving personal information from Europe. An EU organization can ensure that it is sending information to a U.S. organization that participates in the safe harbor by viewing the public list of safe harbor organizations posted on the Department of Commerce’s website: http://export.gov/safeharbor/

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