What are the risks, regulation and benefits? How to ensure effective implementation for business survival?
Today, businesses from across sectors, ranging from financial services, industrial manufacturers, healthcare to professional services are operating in uncharted territory amid the chaos and upheaval brought about by COVID-19. The disruption has created a new generation of critical infrastructure for organisations, requiring new levels of security and oversight.
Rapid responses to the coronavirus pandemic, including shifting to remote working environments, have forced organisations to address the numerous privacy, data protection, security and compliance issues. Companies are now compelled to fast-track their security and compliance implementation to ensure their digital platforms are not only secure, but prepared for the risks and threats beyond COVID-19.
Date: 29 June 2020, from 1pm-2pm
Join the webinar as we discuss solutions to prepare for the future:
- Overview and position of the data revolution due to the explosion of big data;
- Risk profile of current ecosystem, compliance, data security and protection;
- Measures and cyber defence strategies;
- Effectively responding to regulatory requirements – GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) and POPI (Protection of Personal Information);
- Challenges, benefits and best practices for businesses;
- Ensuring a culture of data privacy and security;
- Implementing intelligent compliance and risk management solutions; and
- Technology solutions to address security and compliance needs for business survival.
Kelly Chalom
Cloud Essentials’ in-house legal adviser and compliance specialist Kelly Chalom is a qualified attorney with over 20 years’ experience in professional litigation. Chalom has been extensively involved in mapping Microsoft’s governance control framework to various international standards. She has also developed an advanced yet very practical data privacy assessment and advisory workshop and a classification taxonomy workshop. The workshops are helping companies attain optimal compliance with data privacy-related legislation, including the GDPR, using the relevant Microsoft technologies and settings.
Chris Hathaway
Chris Hathaway is a founding member and Managing Director of the Soarsoft International Group and its subsidiaries Cloud Essentials and Salient Discovery. He has an extensive background in content management, migration, archiving, eDiscovery and a focus on the complexities and risks arising from the governance and compliance obligations in highly regulated industries like financial services, law firms and government institutions, more particularly within the realm of the current cloud services space and modern collaboration platforms like Microsoft Office 365.
Gushwell Brooks
Gushwell Brooks has been working within media, civil society, faith-based organisations and independent State National Human Rights Institutions since 2011. He is a law graduate from the University of the Witwatersrand and has written and spoken extensively on traditional media platforms such as his ongoing radio show with 702, via print and online media such as The Daily Maverick, Mail and Guardian and City Press.