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Introducing our Quarterly Newsletter: the Data Security Review

By Michelle Drolet

January 16, 2014

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I am excited to announce the launch of our quarterly newsletter, the Data Security Review.

Each quarter I will be sharing with you what I am hearing from customers, colleagues and data security experts to keep you aware and protected.
As we enter 2014, human risk is on everyone’s mind. Even with the most sophisticated security products, it is the congenial receptionist who is going to give unauthorized access to the crown jewels. How are you addressing this problem? Let me know and I can tell you what has worked for Towerwall and our customers. Until next quarter, thank you.
- Michelle Drolet, CEO

Read Issue 01 - The Human Risk Factor

Introducing our Quarterly Newsletter: the Data Security Review

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