Last week the Washington Post broke news that the UK government had ordered Apple to decrypt back-up data held by its Advanced Data Protection Service, sparking outcry from privacy activists and push-back from the tech giant.
For US businesses, data privacy is no longer a niche concern; it’s a central strategic imperative. While a comprehensive federal privacy law remains elusive, a complex and rapidly evolving patchwork of state-level regulations, coupled with increasing enforcement actions, is placing data privacy squarely in the crosshairs of legal and compliance teams across the country.
In today’s increasingly complex and interconnected world, risk management has transcended departmental silos to become a critical enterprise-wide imperative.
Chief Portfolio Officer, Member of the Management Board | C&F
Head of Governance, Ethics, and PPI (DPO), Akrivia Health
Advisory Council Member at Harvard Business Review
Head of Regional Strategic Alliances, Cyber Security Forum Initiative
Chief Data Privacy Officer, University of Maryland
Ofcounsel, Littler
Privacy and Compliance Strategy Expert
Examine the emerging cybersecurity threats businesses and governments may face in 2025 and discuss strategies for resilience in an increasingly volatile digital landscape.
Two technological tidal waves are converging: Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Cryptocurrency. Individually, each has the power to reshape industries and redefine how we interact with the world.
The inaugural #RISK Digital North America event in January ignited crucial conversations around the evolving risk landscape facing businesses in 2025.
Examine the emerging cybersecurity threats businesses and governments may face in 2025 and discuss strategies for resilience in an increasingly volatile digital landscape.
Join us for “Risk Meets Compliance: Navigating the Crossroads with Confidence” to uncover practical strategies that make managing compliance and risk simpler and more effective.
Dive into the expected regulatory changes under Trump’s presidency and how organizations can future-proof their compliance strategies in light of shifting priorities.
Resilience in the age of American transition.
This panel explores effective communication strategies, approaches to conflict of interest amid Gen Z’s entrepreneurial pursuits, and leveraging technology to foster engagement.
The #RISK Digital North America event kicked off the year with a critical discussion on the geopolitical risks and economic uncertainties facing the United States and the world in 2025. In a compelling interview, Nick James, CEO of GRC World Forums, sat down with Christopher Mason, Vice President at Infortal, a global due diligence and geopolitical risk advisory firm, to dissect the evolving landscape.
The year 2025 promises to be another year defined by significant geopolitical risks and economic uncertainties, with the United States at the heart of many of these challenges.
The workforce is undergoing a seismic shift. Generation Z, the digital natives born between 1997 and 2012, are entering the workplace in droves, bringing with them a unique set of values, expectations, and work styles that are challenging traditional approaches to compliance.