Teams, Zoom, Slack, Webex, the list of platforms that are now commonplace in organisations and changing the way we work together and collaborate continue to grow. These applications are not only providing a conference platform for hosting meetings but are also replacing some of our traditional communications methods such as voice, video and increasingly becoming the standard message exchange application, slowly starting to replace email as a day to day tool.

As we adopt these tools, how many of us have considered the risk these platforms pose to the security of our data? How do we track the voice and video communications that these platforms provide to ensure that we are not leaking sensitive data? Do we understand how the platform is been used, are there patterns of usage that should concern us?

These are the questions we cover on this week's podcast as I'm joined by Devin Redmond, Co-Founder and CEO of Theta Lake. Devin has a long history in data compliance, governance and security and now with Theta Lake he is taking on the difficult challenge presented by modern collaboration tools.

What is the challenge?

What's wrong with current approaches?

How do you spot compliance risk in voice and video?

Why the speed of innovation in these modern platforms adds to the problem.

The importance of context.

The challenge of volume.

The importance of human interaction when it comes to tackling the problem.

Enabling these tools and their benefits in an effective and safe way.

This is a fascinating debate and not one I'd considered when using Teams, Slack and other collaboration tools, but Devin provides a lot of food for thought and already has me considering the usage of these platforms and how to better manage and control them.

Thanks for listening.

For full show notes and links :- https://wp.me/p4IvtA-1HT