ARMA Liberty Bell
Spring Seminar Speaker Series
September 3, 2020
Spring Seminar Speaker Series
September 3, 2020
Presenter:
Kathryn M. Jakabcin
Presentation Summary:
Avoiding Risk, Achieving Compliance: Maintaining the Balance of Requirement and Convenience
Generally speaking, the policies and practices that improve the risk environment (lessen risk) create more annoyance and effort in the production environment. In the area of records management and information governance, making data more secure and information more governable always adversely affects accessibility and convenience. But, there are ways to meet the competing needs for balance and security, governability, and accessibility, and to lessen the discomfort.
Every business is differently run, differently organized. This presentation will address ways to assess your organization's needs and "comfort zones," methods to organize and classify data and information, monitor usage and access, and to make adjustments to the processes you put in place so that the people in your organization can work efficiently, securely and with as little disruption as possible.
More about Kathryn: Kathryn M. Jakabcin, Esquire, is the Director of Risk Management with Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor, LLP. Kathryn chairs the Information Governance and Data Security Committee at Young Conaway. Kathryn graduated from Widener University’s Delaware Law School and earned Bachelor and Master degrees in Psychology at Duquesne University. She was a social worker with the Area Agency on Aging from 1978-1982. Prior to working with Young Conaway, she served as General Counsel for Resources for Human Development, Inc., a national social service corporation headquartered in Philadelphia, and also practiced in the areas of real estate, community associations, small business strategy, and elder law in Pennsylvania and Florida.
Kathryn is licensed to practice law in Delaware, Florida and Pennsylvania.
Avoiding Risk, Achieving Compliance: Maintaining the Balance of Requirement and Convenience
Generally speaking, the policies and practices that improve the risk environment (lessen risk) create more annoyance and effort in the production environment. In the area of records management and information governance, making data more secure and information more governable always adversely affects accessibility and convenience. But, there are ways to meet the competing needs for balance and security, governability, and accessibility, and to lessen the discomfort.
Every business is differently run, differently organized. This presentation will address ways to assess your organization's needs and "comfort zones," methods to organize and classify data and information, monitor usage and access, and to make adjustments to the processes you put in place so that the people in your organization can work efficiently, securely and with as little disruption as possible.
More about Kathryn: Kathryn M. Jakabcin, Esquire, is the Director of Risk Management with Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor, LLP. Kathryn chairs the Information Governance and Data Security Committee at Young Conaway. Kathryn graduated from Widener University’s Delaware Law School and earned Bachelor and Master degrees in Psychology at Duquesne University. She was a social worker with the Area Agency on Aging from 1978-1982. Prior to working with Young Conaway, she served as General Counsel for Resources for Human Development, Inc., a national social service corporation headquartered in Philadelphia, and also practiced in the areas of real estate, community associations, small business strategy, and elder law in Pennsylvania and Florida.
Kathryn is licensed to practice law in Delaware, Florida and Pennsylvania.
