[November 20, 2014]

Nuix Webinar to Examine Shift in Focus for Corporate Cybersecurity

Nuix, a technology company that enables people to make fact-based decisions from unstructured data, will host a webinar examining a significant shift in data protection strategies from breach prevention toward early detection and swift remediation. A panel of security experts will discuss the findings from a newly published report during the December 3, 2014 webinar.

The revealing report, Defending Data: An Inside Look at How Corporate Security Officials are Navigating a Constantly Shifting Information Landscape by Ari Kaplan Advisors, was based on in-depth interviews of corporate information security officers and industry experts. It showed strong consensus among security professionals and experts that "perimeter defense is no longer a sufficient information security strategy." Reflecting this shift, nearly three-quarters (73 percent) of respondents said their cybersecurity needs had changed in the past 12 months and 69 percent sid they expected them to change again in the next year.

Report author Ari Kaplan will discuss the report's findings and its implications for information security industry with:

• Dr. Jim Kent, the Washington, D.C.-based Global Head of Investigations and Cybersecurity for Nuix (News - Alert)
• Amie Taal, Vice President of Security and Investigations at Deutsche Bank
• Mike Kennemer, Global Security Architect at Celanese
• Stephen Stewart, Chief Technical Officer at Nuix.

This panel of experts will provide an inside perspective on what is motivating this shift toward focusing on detecting, understanding and remediating breaches and how this will affect strategy, budget, policy and technology decisions.

The webinar will be held on December 3, at 8:00 am PST, 11:00 am EST and will be followed by Q&A.

For more information and to register, go to www.nuix.com/defending-data-webinar.

This report is available at www.nuix.com/defending-data.

About Nuix

Nuix (www.nuix.com) enables people to make fact-based decisions from unstructured data. The patented Nuix Engine makes small work of large and complex human-generated data sets. Organizations around the world turn to Nuix software when they need fast, accurate answers for digital investigation, cybersecurity, eDiscovery, information governance, email migration, privacy and more.

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