Theoretically, without these consumer privacy protections, the life of a marketer “intent on web-based tracking” would be made easier. But, the World has moved on.
Couple this with the fact that Wired confirmed that “the free flow of data to the EU from the UK is worth over £85bn to the UK (13% of UK GDP)”, it is vitally important that the UK’s data adequacy is not endangered.
This panel will explore this future journey, the challenges and opportunities, and what the future may hold.
While corporate data has the potential to improve revenue, reduce expenses and mitigate risk, citizens around the world are demanding more protection for their personal information.
The government claims its “innovation-friendly and flexible” plans for AI regulation could help businesses avoid the “uncertainty that comes with regulatory compliance”. But could lighter touch regulation increase risks for UK businesses and individuals alike?
Data Protection World Forum and The DPO Centre are delighted to bring you the eighth Index survey report from the ground-breaking UK Data Protection Index.
Ransomware continues to cause huge losses and harms across the globe. But taking a proactive approach to security and business continuity can reduce the likelihood of falling victim to an attack—and reduce the damage that occurs if you are targeted.
This panel will explore the updates to the ISO/IEC 27001 framework—what’s new? What stays the same? And what do organisations need to do to maintain compliance with the new version?
Artificial intelligence is driving huge improvements in fields as diverse as medicine and climate monitoring. But from biometric identification to “social credit” scoring systems, AI is also providing new ways for governments and large corporations to track and surveil people—with significant implications for their privacy and freedom.
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