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Everlaw VP of Security and Compliance Lisa Hawke joins CISO Insider to share her insights on the hidden skills necessary to succeed as an infosec leader and her journey from working in environmental law to security and compliance. Also, get some birding recommendations in Central Park.

This month Nightfall's highlights include how three innovative healthcare companies have enabled collaboration for their employees to deliver seamless experiences for their customers and tips for building a modern tech stack to protect your data.

Foresight Mental Health needed a DLP solution to protect patient data without slowing their internal teams down. Director of Operations Keely Strong found the solution she could trust and bring back to her tech leaders: Nightfall.

Perry Health provides a technology-first approach to healthcare, with user-friendly mobile and web applications to facilitate these improved patient-provider connections. Making things easy in healthcare requires strict compliance and data security. Nightfall supports HIPAA-compliant DLP for Perry Health in Slack.

Read the latest news from the Nightfall blog, like our on-demand Office Hours videos, a case study on how we helped one of the largest movie ticket retailers prepare for CCPA compliance, and how to add DLP to your cloud SaaS platforms with Nightfall.

After posting the biggest software IPO in history, Snowflake is set expand its reach even further. Many infosec leaders will likely be thinking about adding Snowflake to their organization’s tech stacks. But how will companies secure their data in Snowflake? These five ways show how DLP will secure the data you need to protect most — and see how easy it is to implement a higher level of security with Nightfall.

Just when a company thinks they’ve  seen it all in cybersecurity, new challenges in data protection keep security leaders on their toes. One of the largest movie-ticket retailers discovered a need to protect sensitive data that could be shared across their productivity tools. Nightfall was the right fit for their DLP needs.

The severity of modern data breaches presents a serious risk to companies looking to protect the data of stakeholders such as customers and employees. Without security controls like data loss prevention (DLP), the task of discovering and preventing breach events may prove impossible for even the most proactive of security teams.