We are all familiar with the webinars, posts and readiness emails associated with a new release. This year, the Security & Compliance Customer Success team decided to join in and create our own webinar series for security-interested customers who want to know about the latest enhancements and new features in the security and compliance areas (and maybe an occasional sneak peak into things to come!).
As part of a Security Webinar series, the Security and Compliance team will be hosting a Webinar to discuss “What’s new in Winter ’16 release” in the Security and Compliance domain. I was invited to speak on the webinar about enhancements we made to the Notification Preferences in the Help & Training Portal, as well as our newest learning opportunity for Intermediate/Advanced Administrators and developers, called Trust Academy. Also presenting on the webinar will be Chuck Mortimore, VP of Product Management and others.
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https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3522949974486053634
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