Hosted by: Edward J. Appel, Sr., President and COO, Joint Council on Information Age Crime
and former Director, National Security Council

Is it possible to share sensitive information with need-to-know partners and yet protect it at the same time?

Pinion Software invited former FBI executive, Edward J. Appel, Sr. to host a series of free, one-hour live webcasts that answer the question. Mr. Appel shares his experience responding to multi-billion dollar intellectual property risks, and briefs you on the real and significant threats to your IP in today’s electronically-networked digital world. Drawing on counterintelligence tactics used by the FBI and Secret Service, Mr. Appel outlines steps you can take to prevent IP compromise while sharing information.

View Recorded Seminars by Industry:

- For companies in the Manufacturing industry, click here. - For companies in the Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences industries, click here.

About Our Speaker

Edward J. Appel, Sr.
Mr. Appel served for 28 years as a Special Agent and Executive of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). During his tenure, he spent over two years as Director of Counterintelligence and Security Policy at the White House National Security Council. He currently serves as President and COO, Joint Council on Information Age Crime, where he facilitates public-private sector collaboration to prevent and respond to high-tech crimes. His expertise includes executive management and investigation, counterintelligence and counter-terrorism, surveillance, intelligence collection and analysis, white collar crime, cryptography and organized crime.