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EPISODE · Nov 24, 2009

It's About Time: Bill Sewall on Making the Most of it

from Credit Union Information Security Podcast · host CUInfoSecurity.com

How much do you actually know about time and the critical role it plays in your organization? In a preview of his new webinar, Time: The Hidden Risks -- How to Create Compliant Time Practices, Bill Sewall discusses: Why time is such a critical business issue; Risks and opportunities presented by time; What organizations most misunderstand about the concept. Sewall is an Information security, compliance and risk management specialist with 30 years experience as a corporate attorney and general counsel, CIO, information security officer, and operational risk manager. Most recently, Sewall spent 10 years as a senior executive information security officer in Citigroup, including management of the IS training and awareness program and responsibility for the Citigroup IS Policy and Standards. In his career, Sewall has managed information security compliance requirements for one of the largest financial services organization in the world, implemented that institution's information security program at the business unit level and developed the information security awareness training program. He currently provides IS risk management and training services through ISRMC, LCC.

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