The document discusses ADP's efforts to protect its global human capital management business operations from various threats through diversified crisis management, advanced technology, privacy and compliance practices, and business resilience strategies. It highlights ADP's use of a single ubiquitous platform, intelligence-led defense, and an all-hazards approach to ensure continuity of operations and sustain client services despite challenges like major flooding in cities.

1. A Trusted Partner – ADP Global
Business Operations Protection
Roland Cloutier
Chief Security Officer, ADP

2. Diversified HCM
portfolio
Global privacy
complexity
Critical infrastructure
Getting it right
Protecting a global HCM business

3. Continuity of business
• Business resilience
• Continuity of operations
• Diversified global crisis management
Crime
• Organized crime
• Fraud
• Insider fraud
• E fraud
Privacy & compliance
• International data flows
• Large protected data custodian
• Constant changes
• Multi-nationals
• Scaled support
Espionage
• Commercial
• Advanced Persistent Threat
(APT)
• Nation state
Your concerns are our concerns

4. Advanced Technology
Single Ubiquitous Platform
International Standards
Award Winning Technology
The ADP Way

5. Using the Power of
Automation and Analytics
10 Billion Events per Day
Key Industry Alliances, Partnerships &
Memberships
Intelligence-led Defense

6. Being Resilient in a
Fast-Paced World
• Global Infrastructure
• Global Defense Capabilities
• Integrated Threat Management
& Crisis Response

7. Sustainability and Continuing Operations: Our Responsibility
Business Resilience
@ ADP
• Business Continuity
• Disaster Recovery
• Crisis Management
Taking an All Hazards
Approach
• NIMS Approach
• One Platform
• One Command
The Essence
of OneADP
• Our People
• Our Clients
• Our Communities

8. Flooding in Chennai
• The Indian coastal city of Chennai saw its heaviest rainfall in more
than 100 years. On Dec. 1, 2015, the government released water
into several rivers to prevent dams from breaking. Excess water
overflowed from the already-taxed rivers, causing severe flooding.
• The floods killed more than 250 people and forced thousands to
evacuate submerged homes and schools.
• Transportation was shut down; Chennai Airport was closed, as
were the railway station and most roadways.
• Power was shut down throughout the city of 4.8 million people.
Most landline communication was lost and cellular communication
was limited.

9. Advancing tech for an advancing platform & business
Business Process
Protection Analytics
Client enablement
through advanced
security
Persona access
and defense
Encryption