Michelle Stark, sales and marketing director of domain and hosting provider, Fasthosts explains why the UK is playing catch-up on Big Tech regulation.
Here, Ray Pathak, VP of data privacy at Exterro advocates for streamlining data privacy programmes and make them more adaptive given regulatory changes.
Ollie Sheridan, security engineer at Gigamon, looks at how the gap between legacy technology and cloud is creating serious cybersecurity issues in government.
Paul Farrington, CPO at Glasswall discusses the impact of cyberattacks on critical national infrastructure (CNI) organisations.
Nigel Jones, ex-head of legal at Google EMEA and co-founder of Privacy Compliance Hub says people are an organisation’s best defence and greatest weakness when it comes to privacy. Here’s how those in the public sector can help protect this basic human right.
Richard Hummel, senior manager of threat intelligence at NETSCOUT on how public sector organisations can protect themselves from DDoS attacks.
Dell UK’s public sector chief weighs in on the acceleration of digital services in government and why organisations are now embracing hybrid and multicloud.
Matt Peake, global director of public policy at Onfido, responds to the Ryder Review which calls for new laws to govern biometric data and to suspend the use of live facial recognition in public spaces until regulation is put in place.
Mike Pedersen, UK partner manager at Umbraco, on how public sector organisations can become more agile by taking advantage of ‘composable digital experience platforms’.
Rotem Shemesh, lead product marketing manager, security solutions at Datto, explores why phishing is so difficult to stop, along with what users need to know about phishing attacks on instant messaging platforms – and what businesses can do to prepare and protect themselves.
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