Amanda Fennell

In service of building a more secure future for your organization, here are three things you can do to make the jump into a security awareness program that changes your team for the better.

In any successful quest—in life, in business, or in video games—you need to first gather the requisite tools, capabilities, or information (your sword) needed to achieve your goal. You will fail without it. In any ESG quest, this requires conducting a materiality assessment to give yourself a foundation of where you’re at, where you’re going, and what you need to prioritize to get there. Here’s how to get started.

In 2021, Security Sandbox welcomed colleagues and friends to discuss security in new ways. Here are our biggest takeaways, along with a look at what's to come in season 2.

Embrace being invested in your personal and professional lives each day, and be comfortable with the compromises that come with that.

ESG initiatives help teams put the interests of their employees first, better respond to the dynamic culture in which businesses operate today, and make more sound strategy decisions.

In this changing landscape of work, there is much opportunity to build a better IT function. Have these three discussions to make sure you’re prepared.

A new podcast, Security Sandbox, takes lessons from security experts' personal passions to inspire stronger, more creative security practices for cyber professionals.

In response to customer requests coming in as we all endure the COVID-19 crisis, we’ve added HIPAA compliance to our list of security credentials for RelativityOne.

Calder7, Relativity’s security team, has put together a list of tactics to help you build a fortress around your remote work setup. Here’s a shortlist of things to consider as you get started.

Choosing—and remaining confident with—Software as a Service (SaaS) hinges on trust. Building that trust begins with asking the right questions.

Since we established Calder7, protecting your data and ours has grown increasingly complicated. Here’s a look at some current priorities and what we have planned for 2019.

The most important thing any leader can do in their first few months is create a compelling vision and communicate it effectively.