Ishan Girdhar, Founder and CEO at Privva

Founder and CEO at Privva

Ishan Girdhar founded Privva, a software company focused on identifying, quantifying, and managing risk for clients for a diverse customer base. Prior to starting Privva, Ishan's experience included corporate strategy, business development, and investment banking. He previously worked for the Walt Disney Corporation in their corporate strategy and business development team, where he was responsible for developing an integrated strategy for Disney Corporation in India. Ishan holds a BA in Business from Michigan State University and an MBA in International Business from Thunderbird School of Global Management.

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Cyber Security Insights

Vendor Risk Management Is No Longer Optional: You Have COVID To Thank

July 12, 2021

COVID-19 did a lot to reveal weaknesses in systems across the board. Regardless of what type of Vendor Risk Management program you have or do not have – the time has come to start planning for a future in which more and more data breaches from remote work will occur.

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Cyber Security Insights

Locking Down the House: Benefits and Risks of Corporate Security Policies in Employees Homes

June 10, 2020

With number of remote workers growing, companies need to re-think their security policies to make the employees’ homes a safe, sustainable and productive work environment to work in.

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Locking Down the House: Benefits and Risks of Corporate Security Policies in Employees Homes

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