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Jul 29, 2014 25 min

Media/Data Encryption – TrueCrypt or not to TrueCrypt: What’s the Question Again?

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How do you encrypt and transfer data to support your organization’s needs? This is a timely discussion with peer firm’s that are addressing the encryption process for data that his transferred to or from your organization. The discussion covers a few key considerations including: Why do we need to move data? It is important to identify your needs. How do you remain in control of the data at each step? Choosing a encryption solution that meets the needs of the client, vendor, firm, and/or government agency. Cost of deployment. Speed and efficiency considerations. Speakers: Stephen Dooley is the Senior Manager of Electronic Discovery and Litigation Support at Sullivan & Cromwell which is about an 800 attorney international firm. Stephen is a member of the ILTA Litigation and Practice Support Steering Committee. Scott Rolf is the CIO at Tucker Ellis LLP, a 185 attorney firm based in Cleveland, Ohio. Scott is a the Technical Operations Team Coordinator for the 2014 ILTA Conference in Nashville. Vern Cole is the Security Architect for Perkins Coie, a 900 attorney firm based primarily in the US with some Asia presence. Vern is a member of the LegalSEC Steering Committee.

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