Jeni Tennison is the founder and Executive Director of Connected by Data, a campaign that aims to give communities a powerful say in decisions about data and AI. She shares her knowledge and experience on the subject of "Consent, context and community". The slides from Jeni's popular session are below.
Cybersecurity panel session hosted by Stephen Bonner, Deputy Commissioner Regulatory Supervision
The CIA Triad has been used as an information security model since the early 1970’s. However, with cyber threats increasing, availability remains the forgotten corner of the triangle. Data protection doesn’t only rely on protecting confidentiality and the integrity of information, but ensuring systems and information are available when needed. Our recent “Learning from Mistakes of Others” review highlighted that a basic lack of cyber security is still a leading cause of data breaches. But what is a breach?
So many people still see breaches as compromise, exposure or loss of information. But recent incidents have shown the significant impact a lack of availability has on organisational resilience and services.
Our panellists discuss how to address this risk, and what measures you should take to remain compliant with the law.
Panel session hosted by John Edwards – Information Commissioner
From the Data Protection Officer to Chief Privacy Officer – privacy professionals have a vital role advising, auditing and enforcing compliance with data protection law.
This panel will examine the personal journeys our panellists have embarked on in their privacy careers, where there is not always a defined path to follow. We’ll also discuss the practical tools which can help you in your career as a privacy professional.
John Edwards, UK Information Commissioner will chair a lively discussion with a broad range of professionals on the future of privacy specialists and the challenges and opportunities they face.