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Rich Vibert

CEO @ Metomic | Lock down your data, not your employees

Rich Vibert is a highly accomplished individual with a strong background in mathematics and data strategy.

He holds a Master of Science (MS) degree in Mathematics from King's College London and a B.Sc (Hons) in Mathematics from Durham University.

Rich has honed his skills and expertise through various roles in prominent organizations, including being the Co-founder and CEO of Metomic, VP and Head of Data Strategy at Sotheby's, Associate at Arbor Ventures, Data Scientist at DemystData, and Business Development Manager at JT Group Limited.

His educational qualifications coupled with his diverse professional experience reflect a well-rounded profile focused on mathematics, data analysis, business development, and leadership.

Rich Vibert's career journey showcases his proficiency in strategic decision-making, data-driven insights, and a strong understanding of business dynamics.

Highlights

Aug 14 · linkedin

The ​recent Disney data breach​ on Slack is a wake-up call for all organi​sations​ that ​it's time to rethink how we protect our data in moderns Cloud & SaaS environments.

In ​my latest Forbes article, ​I share my four tips for how to prevent the next wave of data breaches.

#Infosec #DataLossPrevention #SecurityAwareness #SaaS

Jul 15 · linkedin

“1.1TiB of files and chat messages. Anything we could get our hands on, we downloaded and packaged up."

This is what the hacktivist group, NullBulge, said about their attack on Disney's internal Slack Workspace.

The stolen data is said to include unreleased projects, raw images and code, some login details, links to internal web pages, and other information.

I suspect 99% of this data doesn't need to be in Slack anymore, or it's in channels with too much exposure.

Protecting the perimeter of SaaS isn't going to solve this problem. Organisations need to make sure they are storing only the data they need and accessible to only those that need it.

Modern security features like retention periods, access controls, employee notifications, and tokenisation - all at the data layer - will be the future to enabling SaaS securely.

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