This panel will explore that relationship, the future outside of the silos, whether PrivSec Departments, with combined vision and workload are the future. Let PrivSec be your translator, and work on the nitty-gritty together.
Why Your Company Needs a PrivSec Culture
A great part of PrivSec’s vision and journey is about that inexplicable link between Data Protection/Privacy and Data Security - how those two departments within an organisation should no longer bi siloed, but work together, communicate better. But, they speak very different languages, have different priorities and budget pots.
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