A conversation with Don Elledge, Founder and CEO of Edgile.
Businesses today are striving to keep up with a rapidly evolving security and compliance landscape. Change is everywhere. Regulations are multiplying. Traditional perimeters are falling away. Enterprises are becoming more distributed, using technology to interact with customers more effectively, improve supply chains, expand outside partnerships, and transition internal workforces to work from home environments. This is creating tremendous value. But it’s also creating new risks.
Looking at security through a business lens
In this podcast hosted by Evan Schuman, Don Elledge explains that he anticipated many of these changes in the early 2000s, when he was still a partner at Deloitte. He talks about how he built Edgile as a security consulting firm that looks at digital transformation through a business lens, creating client solutions that capture strategic advantages through technology.
“Edgile’s business-aligned security approach is proactive, not reactive, and in sync with what the modern enterprise needs to do,” explains Elledge. “We combine expertise in three distinct practice areas—Identity, GRC/IRM, and Cloud Security—enabling clients to approach security not as a cost center but as a growth enabler.”
Learn more about Edgile’s business-aligned security approach.
About Don Elledge
Don Elledge founded Edgile in 2001 and is responsible for growing the company into a leading security and risk services organization serving Fortune 500 companies. Don advises clients on security and risk issues driven by the rapidly changing technology environment. His forward-thinking views have positioned Edgile as a trusted, strategic partner.
About the host
Evan Schuman has tracked security and compliance for enterprise IT audiences since the late 1980s, having served as a columnist for Computerworld, eWEEK and CBSNews.com. He has also run editorial operations for IT media outlets tracking payments, retail and general technology issues. Evan lectures on security and compliance topics at Columbia University and New York University graduate schools and moderates webcasts for MIT Sloan Management and VentureBeat.
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