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VideoNavigating your Compliance score with Microsoft Compliance Manager
The Microsoft Compliance Score is a risk-based score associated to the level of risks involved due to non-compliance or control failure to a regulation of your choosing.
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VideoEssential Encryption and the Intersection Between Privacy, Security and Data Access
With the work from home era fully in place, organisations are using encryption as a critical tool to safeguard data against continued cyber threats from hackers and criminal organisations.
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VideoBuilding Inclusive Security Teams
Diversity can sometimes be referred to as the ‘what’ while inclusion focuses on the ‘how’. In this session we look at how you can measure and benchmark your culture to enable diversity to thrive.
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VideoA Growing Trend: Class Action Cases
Class actions are on the rise with high profile organisations Oracle and Salesforce hit with GDPR class action lawsuits over the use of third party cookies for ad tracking and targeting across several countries.
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VideoDemocratization of Data with Privacy and Trust to Drive Business Outcomes
The COVID19 pandemic is prompting many organizations and data leaders worldwide to look for new ways to meet business outcomes.
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Video2021 and Beyond: Regulations on the Horizon
During this discussion, panellists will explore the updates and new laws coming into effect in the next 12 months.
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VideoCreating a Cyber Security Culture
Peter Drucker famously said “culture eats strategy for breakfast”.
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VideoAutomating Information Governance in Microsoft 365 and Teams
Work happens now in Microsoft Teams for many businesses, - staff use it for calls, 1on1 chats, channel discussions, and for sharing and collaborating on files in 1on1 chats and channels.
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VideoA Deep Dive Into Deepfakes and Revenge Porn
Deepfakes as a tool of misinformation have expanded rapidly. In an era of fake news, this tool has the potential to create serious harm to our democracies, with false content created to influence major political and societal events.
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VideoAre You Taking a Zero Trust Approach to Third Party Risk Management?
Mitigating risk is a continuous task for privacy officers across the globe in the ever-changing data privacy landscape.
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WebinarUsing FTK Imager: The Free Forensic Imaging Tool
Forensic imaging is essentially a ‘scene of crime’ process for digital information preservation. Decisions made while imaging can affect the entire investigation and could make or break your case.
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VideoFinancial Crime: Tackling A Growing Threat. A conversation with Sir Rob Wainwright
Financial Crime is a trillion-dollar global industry that allows criminals and corrupt elites to protect their illegal gains.
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NewsUK Cyber Security Council now operating as an independent body
A new body to promote cyber security careers and boost skills and diversity is now officially an independent entity, it has been announced
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AnalysisAt-a-glance: the new UK Cyber Security Council
The new UK Cyber Security Council has now formally launched as an independent body. Here is all you need to know about the Council’s remit and its trustees
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WebinarA Post-Brexit Perspective: Managing Personal Data Breaches
Brexit will have a profound effect on how UK businesses address their privacy programs. Faced with new challenges for maintaining data transfers across Europe, organizations need a proactive plan in place to manage personal data breaches. Because of this, organizations are asking questions like when can you rely on the one-stop shop mechanism?
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NewsExecutives ‘underestimate cyber threat’ say security decision-makers
Executives’ assumption that cyber security is “easy” and threats and problems are overstated emerged as the greatest frustration of senior IT and security decision makers in a survey of 900 companies in the Asia-Pacific region.
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NewsCyber attacks hit Australian government and broadcaster
Some Australian government systems were shut down and the country’s Channel Nine TV station went off the air temporarily after cyber-attacks over the past three days. It is unclear if the incidents are connected.
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NewsBiden reportedly planning to oblige software companies to disclose cyber breaches
Many software vendors would have to notify their US government customers when the companies suffer a cyber security breach, according to an executive order reportedly being considered by President Joe Biden.
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NewsUK businesses are not taking cyber security seriously enough, warns new NCSC chief
Businesses in the United Kingdom need to take cyber security more seriously, the new National Cyber Security Council (NCSC) Chief Executive has said
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ebookThe Bigger Picture - Privacy and Work in the New Normal
Prior to the coronavirus outbreak, home working whilst not unheard of, was still relatively uncommon, or in many cases limited to a few days per month.
