Anna
Fowler
Director IT & Cybersecurity Assurance at Second Front Systems
"Addressing Supply Chain Data Risk with Structured Data Security Architecture Framework"
"Addressing Supply Chain Data Risk with Structured Data Security Architecture Framework"
10 - 5:10 PM EDT/New York (See in local time)
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"Addressing Supply Chain Data Risk with Structured Data Security Architecture Framework"
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"Addressing Supply Chain Data Risk with Structured Data Security Architecture Framework"
"Addressing Supply Chain Data Risk with Structured Data Security Architecture Framework"
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Session: Addressing Supply Chain Data Risk with Structured Data Security Architecture Framework
When considering assets that may need protection, the mind begins to contemplate homes, cars, and investment funds. In most cases, protection of those assets can be covered through security systems and insurance. Data is not the first thought that comes to mind that would need protection, even though data is at the core of most supply chain operations. It includes trade secrets, management of personal identifiable information (PII), and consumer data that can be used to enhance the overall experience. Data is considered a critical element of success for supply chains and should be one of the most critical areas to protect.In the supply chain industry, there are two major misconceptions about protecting data:
We do not manage or store confidential/personally identifiable information (PII).
Reliance on Third-Party vendor security
These misconceptions can significantly derail organizational efforts to adequately protect data across environments.
Key Takeaways
- Data Literacy
- Cybersecurity Frameworks
- Supply Chain Risk
- Impacts with integrations and cloud security
Bio
Cybersecurity Technical Leader & Strategist, Consultant, and Subject Matter Expert, Anna Fowler brings passion to her work in Cybersecurity Risk, Data Security, Security Architecture & Design, Application Security, Incident Response, Engineering, Operations, and Threat/Vulnerability Management.As a Cybersecurity & IT Leader, she transforms organizations by identifying risks and helps educate users on technical and/or regulatory requirements to protect applications and systems. She facilitates decision-making, and helps teams collaborate effectively through mentorship.
Anna has led industry conferences, participated as panelist, contributor, and key note speaker mainly emphasizing in Digital Transformation, Design Uplift, and Modernization across multiple domains, Cloud Security Integrations and has worked with companies such as Choice Hotels, Deloitte, Edward Jones, & JP Morgan Chase. She is currently the Director IT & Cybersecurity Assurance for Second Front Systems.
