Thursday 28 March 2024
In association with
Data is often touted as the new oil… but unlike oil, data is infinite – constrained only by our ability to store and digest it.
Data privacy and protection experts from law, banking, and business backgrounds came together and discussed how we manage data, the legalities of processing it, data subject rights, breach detection, and the impact of privacy on innovation.
We dissected global trends and advancing technologies, and strategies for cultivating a privacy-first culture. We also discussed the balance between innovation and privacy, examining ethical considerations and effective communication strategies to build stakeholder trust.
Delving into contemporary legal frameworks, we highlighted essential compliance requirements, practical risk mitigation approaches, and how to navigate the complex landscape of international data regulations. Harmonising the extraterritorial regulations is particularly challenging, we looked at how to navigate them to ensure we do not fall foul of the law in various jurisdictions.
We cannot discuss data protection without addressing the potential for data breaches, so we also explored critical strategies for detecting and effectively responding to incidents.
Presentations on the day included:
Welcome and introductions
Tarquin Folliss OBE (info), Vice Chairman, The SASIG
Mark Pierson (info), Head of Group Incident Management & Physical Security, Nationwide
Panel session: The world is becoming ever more complex – the impact of transnational regulation
Facilitated by Tarquin Folliss OBE (info), Vice Chairman, The SASIG
Simon Mair (info), CISO, National Bank of Kuwait
Katherine Kearns (info), Head of Proactive Cyber Services, S-RM
Tom Moore (info), Director of Digital Forensics & Incident Response (DFIR), BlueVoyant
Safeguarding data: Legal strategies for data security
David Cook (info), Partner, DLA Piper
What does the evolution of identity-based attacks mean for your data?
Luke Jennings (info), VP, Research & Development, Push Security
Panel session: What control does an individual have over who accesses their data?
Facilitated by Tarquin Folliss OBE (info), Vice Chairman, The SASIG
Matthew Goodbun (info), Senior Privacy Consultant, BSI
Craig Botwin (info), Director, Privacy and Data Governance, Enterprise Holdings
Martin Harman (info), Head of Security and Privacy Compliance, Nationwide
Hugh Mulligan (info), Senior Consultant – Cyber Risk and Governance, S-RM
Closing keynote: Navigating the nexus of privacy and innovation
David Boda (info), Chief Security and Resilience Officer, Nationwide
