CorreLog is slated to sponsor a SHARE webcast titled, “How to Arm Your GDPR Data Protection Officer with Mainframe Security Tools Needed to Navigate the New Law's 72-Hour Reporting Requirement” on April 24 with E.U. IT consulting and software vendor Infotel.

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“We are excited to be a part of the SHARE eLearning webcast alongside highly-valued EU partner Infotel,” said George Faucher, CorreLog president and CEO. “The GDPR is effectively here and it’s going to bring hefty consequences for those not in compliance. We hope this webcast can better prepare organizations with the correct tools and policies in place to avoid GDPR fines and for insight on the best ways to manage their mainframe security with real-time threat notifications.”

CorreLog’s webcast will focus on the upcoming European Union’s GDPR as it relates to mainframe data. The GDPR goes into effect on May 25, 2018, and the law calls for a new role in IT, the “Data Protection Officer.” The DPO must notify the proper authorities within 72 hours of potential breach, arguably the most difficult component of the GDPR to master. This webinar will discuss how to prepare your DPO with the proper tools and resources for real-time threat alerts. CorreLog’s products provide the real-time notifications and archiving from IBM’s z/OS that are needed for GDPR compliance as well as compliance for other data security standards.

Founded in 1979, Infotel is a French-based IT consulting services and software firm specializing in enterprise information management systems, with specialties ranging from mobile to very large-volume datacenters. At the forefront of technological innovations, Infotel develops its expertise around two complementary IT infrastructure services and software publishing.

To register for the SHARE webcast, click here.

For more information on CorreLog’s products for mainframe security and compliance, click here.

CorreLog SHARE Webcast Details

  • What: SHARE / CorreLog webcast – “How to Arm Your GDPR Data Protection Officer with Mainframe Security Tools Needed to Navigate the New Law's 72-Hour Reporting Requirement”
  • When: Tuesday, April 24 | 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. CDT U.S.A.
  • Speakers: Peter Mills, CorreLog VP of product development and customer support; Tony Perri, CorreLog marketing & PR chief | Antoine Gruson, Infotel account manager
  • Register: click here

About SHARE

SHARE is an independent volunteer-run information technology association that provides education, professional networking and industry influence. SHARE began as the first-ever enterprise IT user group back in 1955 and continues to deliver important avenues of professional growth for the industry today. While the means of learning, networking and influencing this space have evolved – the desired result of providing a valuable user-driven perspective is the same. SHARE is here to “lend a hand” in training, to offer valuable collaboration opportunities and to embrace discussions on timely challenges. For more information visit share.org.

About Infotel

Listed on Compartment B of Euronext Paris since January 1999 (ISIN code FR0000071797) Infotel is the Specialist of large accounts information management systems, from mobile to very large volume databases (Big Data). At the forefront of technological innovations, Infotel develops its expertise around two complementary poles: computer services and software editing. Infotel posted a revenue of €209.3 million in 2017 and employs over 2,200 people. For more information on Infotel, visit infotelcorp.com.

About CorreLog

Since 2007, CorreLog, Inc. has been committed to delivering software solutions for Security and Compliance auditing professionals who need more advanced network/system security and improved adherence to PCI DSS, HIPAA, SOX, FISMA, GDPR, ISO 27001, IRS Pub. 1075, NERC and other industry standards for protecting data. Our solutions are designed to be complementary to clients’ existing IT investments.

CorreLog specializes in providing the most comprehensive Security & Compliance software at the industry’s lowest Total Cost of Ownership. Our solutions help secure data across both mainframe and distributed operating systems and provide alerts with notifications in real-time to security and network operations resources. CorreLog has worked with companies across Fortune 500 to SMB class who all benefit from our ease of installation and highly interoperable approach to building software that is simple to use and master, out of the box. Our customers are up and running with monitoring and alerts within just a few hours, versus weeks or even months with competing enterprise vendor solutions. Our software agent monitoring technology spans from Windows, Linux, UNIX, Mac, SAP, and databases all the way up to the largest mainframes running IBM® z/OS®, Linux on z Systems, IBM® Db2, IBM® IMS™, and IBM® z/VM.

CorreLog has installed software and framework components used successfully by hundreds of commercial and government organizations worldwide. Our core solutions provide visibility on privileged-user activity, data integrity, FIM and application activity that may hold evidence of cyber threat, and in real time, we notify security personnel with alerts in accordance with compliance standards. For more information on CorreLog, please visit CorreLog.com.

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