Risk and Control Framework for Information and Records Management

The volume of information that federal agencies manage continues to grow exponentially, making the job of controlling and governing it more and more difficult. We are quickly realizing the need to construct a control framework specifically to address the risks posed by information management. This framework is a vital component of an Information Governance program.

Just as the title "Truth or Dare" implies: It’s not enough to assume agencies know what the information risks are. Every day newspapers are filled with stories about how improper management and control of information have led to fines, sanctions, reputation damage and loss of constituent trust.

In this webinar, we will discuss a Risk & Control Framework, based on an amalgamation of practices and ideas coming directly from your information management professional peers.

Register Today to learn how to:

Uncover risk assessment drivers
Describe the Framework
Review a baseline set of controls
Provide implementation advice
Provide you with a compass for action

Speaker and Presenter Information

Sue Trombley, Iron Mountain

Sue Trombley, Managing Director of Thought Leadership, Iron Mountain

Sue Trombley, Managing Director of Thought Leadership at Iron Mountain, has more than 25 years of information governance consulting experience. Prior to her current role, Trombley led Iron Mountain’s Consulting group responsible for business development, managing a team of subject matter experts, and running large engagements. Trombley holds a Master’s degree in Library and Information Science and is an ARMA certified Information Government Professional. She sits on the University of Texas at Austin School of Information Advisory Council, is a member of AIIM’s Executive Leadership Council, is President of the Boston ARMA chapter and an ARMA Fellow. She is a frequent speaker at association events, an author, and blogger.