Security and Privacy: How to grow the relationship

Hear from Becky Pinkard, VP of Intel & IT at Digital Shadows, on Security & Privacy in this recorded webinar.

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The words privacy and security are often used interchangeably - as both seek to protect information - but they are unique and complimentary disciplines, which each need respective levels of focus. This session will look to define the relationship between the two and how they need to align and work hand in hand.

Security protects data against unauthorised access; privacy protects sensitive data in use within an organisation. Security is quite mature; privacy is an emerging discipline. Security is a technical field that has grown over several decades. Recognised security standards exist, and are maintained by an active community, with vetted security protocols in use everywhere. This is not yet the case for privacy. But if the Facebook / Cambridge Analytica story has taught us anything, it's that you definitely do need both.

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Rob Anderson, Privitar; Becky Pinkard, Digital Shadows & Jonathan Hayes, Dinube

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Hear from Becky Pinkard, VP of Intel & IT at Digital Shadows, on Security & Privacy in this recorded webinar.

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