Mitch Crane hosted a discussion on preventing data leaks when sharing files in the cloud. He explained that leaks can be intentional or accidental and don't always originate internally. This can result in damages like identity theft, loss of competitive information, and SEC issues. Crane then demonstrated Cloudtenna, a tool that CISOs use to share files while preventing leaks through features like a master kill switch to quickly shut down cloud services in an emergency.

1. Hosted by: Mitch Crane
Storage & Security SME
An Hour With An Expert
Discover How CISOs Share Files While Preventing
Leaks With This One Tool
Tuesday, November 10, 2015

2. Host: Mitch Crane
• Enterprise software
• Device drivers
• File systems
• Cloud architecture
• Systems architecture

3. Why is it
important to
protect corporate
IP from leaks?

4. Leaks can be
intentional

5. Leaks can be
accidental

6. Leaks don’t
always originate
from inside the
company

7. What damages
can result from
leaks?

8. Identifiable
information =
ID theft and
fraud

9. Competitive
information =
marketing, sales
playbooks, book of
business, price lists,
engineering IP

10. Financial
filings = SEC
trouble

11. Irreparable
Damage to
Brand

12. What Can Be Done?

13. Before you choose a Cloud Storage
Provider, here are the 10 things you
will want to take in consideration:
http://ctna.co/10things

14. What Tool do CISO’s
Choose For Sharing Files
While Preventing Leaks?

15. What Tool do CISO’s
Choose For Sharing Files
While Preventing Leaks?

16. What is Cloudtenna?

17. How Does Cloudtenna Work?

18. Demo Time!

19. Master Kill
Switch - When
Seconds
Count
• Service Account password
reset
• Change port assignment
• Shut down VM

20. Hosted by: Mitch Crane
Storage & Security SME
Q&A
Discover How CISOs Share Files While Preventing
Leaks With This One Tool
Tuesday, November 10, 2015