Speaking Different Languages: What Data Protection & Privacy and Security departments have to learn about each other

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Whether it be the coalescing of both security and privacy in the CISO office, or questions about where a Privacy Office fits and whether it incorporates Risk, Legal, Compliance and Engineering, there are so many things that Data Protection/Privacy and Security offices can learn from each other as they look to come out of their silos and work together more closely to support their organisations.

This panel will bring together key thought leaders to explore how these two departments can communicate on their internal and external quandaries and best work as one.

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Wednesday, 22 September, 04:00 PM - 04:45 PM (BST)

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Moderator

Jake Bernstein, CISSP, Partner, K&L Gates LLP, Cybersecurity and Privacy

Speakers

Sally Barnard, Global Privacy Change Manager, Goldman Sachs

Daniel Ayala, Managing Partner, Secrati

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Sally Barnard

Global Privacy Change Manager, Goldman Sachs
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