AI Security and privacy is a fundamental right, not a bargaining chip. Leaders must build AI systems that respect user privacy and data security. So when developing AI applications, prioritise building systems that respect user privacy rights. This means obtaining explicit consent for data collection and implementing robust security measures to protect user information. By prioritising privacy, our Leaders will help build trust with users and ensure the long-term success of your AI endeavours.
John Keegan, Deputy Director Department, DWP
Jean-Christophe Gaillard, Corix Partners & Chris burtenshaw, Strata Security.
David Stubley, Cyber Security Assurance Board Advisor, Scotland IS
March 2019
Habits are hard to break. Our brains prefer to learn behaviours and stick to them; walking a well-worn neural network is much easier than trying to create a new one. This serves us when it comes to routine tasks like brushing our teeth or making […]
March 2019
The hack’s back In DWP Digital, we’re continually looking at how we collaborate across government, and beyond, to improve what we do for the benefit of the department, and the citizens who use our services. Later this month, we’re running a two-day hack event to […]
March 2019
The days of being the technically-minded information security expert are finishing. The modern CISO can’t stay tucked away in the IT department, installing updates and emailing out password advice. Nor can they be a wholly management-minded corporate leader, talking the talk without actually being able […]
March 2019
Cyber security is an essential investment for your business, but it can be a struggle to know where to focus spending in order to achieve the most tangible improvements. As your business grows, so too does its attack surface. New systems and devices can create […]
February 2019
Everything is changing. Legacy telecommunications companies have moved from the foundational infrastructure of the internet and evolved into the digital economy – thriving through the deployment of new technologies and data-driven measures. People and trends are changing, which means business and markets must adapt alongside. […]
February 2019
Let’s pretend my bank has been hacked and my account details swiped. I’m angry; who can I blame? The cyber criminal behind the hack is too obvious and ambiguous. Blaming myself for not setting better passwords is moot (it’s never my fault). Let’s blame the […]
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