Podcast 53: Kevin Lasser – Security Risks when taking your business global


Kevin LasserDoing business in the U.S. has certain risks but taking your business outside of your countries’ borders adds an entirely new set of risks.

Kevin Lasser, The CEO of Encryption Security Solutions (ESS) and Pure Entropy Technologies (PET) shares reasons why you should know how to protect yourself,  your company and your intellectual property when going into the global marketplace.

His experience as an entrepreneur and working with both the private and public sectors, including the Michigan Department of Homeland Security provides information to help you protect your business.

Global Risk Management is key to business success and Kevin discusses three concepts that are essential in the security of your information.  Including;

1.  Confidentiality

2.  Integrity

3.  Availability and Continuity

This interview is only the tip of the iceberg and is certainly NOT meant for the technologists, rather for the average business person who wants to learn more about Encryption and technologies that are available. I think we will be doing some additional interviews regarding this topic in the coming weeks.

 
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