Bridging the Cyber Divide, Series 1 - Ep7 - Navigating Privacy and Law

April 5, 2021

It has been over two years since local and international laws regarding GDPR and NDB can into effect. While there are significantly stronger mechanisms in place to keep businesses accountable in terms of data privacy and reporting of breaches, has this shifted the needle in terms of organisation compliance? Have organisations taken significant steps to limit the risks associated with access to personal data, or are many businesses still exposed from a privacy law perspective?

Mike Trovato, Managing Director at Information Integrity Solutions and Thomas Fikentscher, Regional Director at CyberArk, discuss Navigating Privacy and Law.

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