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
February 2020
If either of my sons expresses an interest in a cyber security career, I will be hoping that the current pressures on the CISO will have alleviated by the time they are old enough to take on the challenge. Despite the noticeable impact of Nominet’s alarming […]
February 2020
When it comes to illegally infiltrating company data, there are various techniques that are employed by the ‘bad guys’ to garner the information they desire. Many of us will think that brute force attacks and other forms of hacking are the most popular ways to […]
January 2020
How can you make you and your departments more digitally secure? Sam Johnston CMO at BookingLive offers Digital Security tips for creating a secure platform from which to launch digital transformation projects as well as instigating a culture of security. The first thing that comes […]
January 2020
When stepping on the digital transformation journey, organizations should keep in mind that this includes a security transformation for data protection as well. Until not so long ago, business data was analog and gathering or sharing information meant dealing with physical documents. Records were kept […]
December 2019
We’ve written about many topics over the last 12 months based on our expertise and conversations with our public sector clients. So, what are the key themes that we’ve seen emerge in digital government this year? Legacy problems At the tail end of last year, […]
December 2019
It wouldn’t be inaccurate to call 2019 the year of the data breach. The past 12 months have given us some of the worst cyber-incidents in history. The most recent and severe involved People Data Labs, which exposed the personal information of over four billion […]
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