Library – Page 62
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VideoAmericas Focus: USA and the Developing Nature of Privacy Law
The patchwork nature of privacy law in the United States is getting ever more confusing, as different states pass their own pieces of legislation.
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VideoWhy More Organizations Should Prioritize their Data Retention Policies?
The results are in! Prioritizing your data retention policies leads to improved compliance, reduced spending resulting from less data, and simplified DSAR and Discovery responses as well as reducing the risk of data loss.
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VideoAmericas Focus: Caribbean Data Protection & Privacy Regulations
The Caribbean has seen critical issues in regard to its data privacy regulations and has been slow in adopting comprehensive laws that provide formal legal structures for data transfers and protection.
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VideoPrivacy Program Management panel: Building a Privacy Culture Within Your Organisation
There is no short term fix when it comes to Privacy Program Management (PPM) - it is always ongoing and always contains a transparent set of standards and operational controls to help each step of privacy program development.
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VideoMulti-Factor Authentication and the Roadmap to an Organisation’s Increased Security
Multi-factor authentication is becoming more widespread as a key tool in the cyber security armoury.
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VideoManaging Employee SARs Using eDiscovery in a Covid-19 World
Organizations have seen some of the greatest staffing challenges over the last 18 months due to the pandemic - illness, furlough, redundancy and fulfilling mandatory SAR deadlines just some of the examples.
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VideoVaccine Passes: The Tech, The Law and the Importance of Data Protection and Privacy
The debate will explore the tech and the importance of these passes to our World in this new normal, the law around these to inform our communities and dispel myths, and thought-provoking input from the travel industry about how this technology can help the World to travel again.
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VideoPreparing Your Organisation for the Quantum Computing Revolution and the Data Protection/Security Challenges
Quantum Computing offers great opportunities, but with these advancements come challenges against the current norms of Data Protection & Privacy and Data Security.
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VideoRisk Assessments of Fast-Tracked Digital Transformation and the Importance of Back-up
Digital transformation is happening rapidly, but businesses have to be extra careful not to put their digital assets at risk.
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VideoThird Party Risk Management - Ownership and Centralized Risk Assessment Exchanges
Third party providers and suppliers sometimes have access to your organisation’s intellectual property, data, financial, and other sensitive information and custom details. Managing this risk can be complex and onerous.
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VideoWhy the Future of Trust Must Be Built on Data Transparency
As organizations invest more in Data Protection & Privacy, and regulators increase their scrutiny, this is a perfect moment in time for increased data transparency.
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VideoThe Strength of the Pack - Partnerships to Tackle Illegal Wildlife
Financial crime professionals now recognise that cross-organisational partnerships are essential to countering criminal networks. This is especially the case with illegal wildlife trafficking, which, with its global reach and increasing complexity, demands a ‘whole-of-society’ and transnational approach.
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VideoScams: Fuelling the Crypto Fire : A presentation by Scott Johnston, Chainalysis
In its 2021 Crypto Crime Report, Chainalysis, a leading blockchain analysis company, found that scams – ranging from Darknet market abuse, extortion, phishing to Ponzi schemes – continue to be the highest-grossing forms of cryptocurrency-based crime, bringing in around $2.7 billion to criminals.
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VideoWhat Happens After Third Party Cookies?
The death of the third-party cookie has been widely reported, but what comes next? Rising consumer expectations and changing legislation has meant that the global privacy ecosystem is quickly evolving.
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VideoScanning the Virtual Horizon: The next steps for global Virtual Asset regulation
In March 2021, the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), the international standard setter for FinCrime, issued new guidelines on a risk-based approach to Virtual Assets and Virtual Asset Service Providers.
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VideoOff the Crypto Rollercoaster: Are stable coins and centralised digital currencies ‘safe’ alternatives?
In the face of soaring market values for a variety of cryptocurrencies, public authorities and established financial institutions across the world have been forced to start considering the implications of these assets’ wider usage. Cryptocurrencies are no longer seen to be a ‘fringe’ interest, or of little relevance to the wider economy.
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VideoCrypto 2.0 – New ways of performing old tricks? Exploring Crypto Typologies with Nick Furneaux
Any sufficiently new technology can seem like magic to the uninitiated, and it can become easy to assume that its abuse by criminals is equally magical and just as perplexing. It can also become a natural next step to assume that there is a particular type of ‘crime’ inherent to the new technology in question.
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VideoPresident Biden’s Executive Order on Cybersecurity’s Impact to the Software Industry
On May 12, 2021 U.S. President Joe Biden published a wide-ranging executive order aimed at strengthening the UnitedStates’ cybersecurity. With the backdrop of recent high-profile cyber breaches impacting U.S. companies and critical infrastructure, the executive order is already too late but aims to prevent similar attacks in the future.
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VideoThe Real Ingredients of Virtual Compliance ‘Baking-in’ FinCrime good practice from the start
For entrepreneurs in any space there is often a desire to do things ‘differently’. Indeed, that is a prime motivation: to deliver a new product to customers. It can be tempting to focus on getting this right, providing a high-quality customer experience, and stimulating growth, to the exclusion of other concerns. Although compliance, regulation and risk management do not get ignored, they can slip down the list of priorities.
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VideoTrust: The Children’s Code – Insight and Design at the Heart of Compliance
The privacy regulators have a message for brands – unless you can prove otherwise, you must assume that children – people under the age of 18 years old – are using your digital products and services.