GDPR Security Seminar
Maggie Slevin
Business Development & Key Account Manager - Lloyd’s Register
Maggie has worked for Lloyd's Register for over five years and supports UK and Global clients across all industry sectors. She has extensive experience in compliance and risk management, business effectiveness and management systems services
Paul Mason
Head of Education
Secarma
Paul is an ethical hacker and a deeply experienced educator His advice is regularly sought by government departments including Police Scotland, educational bodies and commercial clients requiring security testing consultancy
Daniel Olssen
Managing Director
Soitron
With his 15 years’ working experience in HP, Daniel proved his extensive capability of leading ITSM projects migrations. 95 transformed complex clients World Wide. 312 Processes Developed
Ian Fielding
Director
NDC Global Auditors
Ian has a wide range of experience within international business standards - ISO27001, ISO9001, OHSAS18001 and GDPR compliance. He is an information security management systems lead auditor and GDPR legal compliance consultant
With just over three months until the May 25th deadline, Maggie Slevin, Business Development Manager at Lloyd’s Register addresses five of the most common challenges facing organisations during their GDPR compliance journey. She summarises each challenge and provides recommendations to help organisations mitigate risks to ensure compliance to the Regulation.
Data breaches form a key part of GDPR and security by design is now a requirement. In his talk Paul Mason, Head of Education at Secarma, discusses the threat landscape, the common pitfalls and the steps you need to take to protect your all-important data.
Daniel Olsson, Managing Director at Soitron, tells you all you need to about mitigating the cybersecurity threats and the benefits of using technical service suppliers.
To help organisations become compliant by 25 May 2018, Maggie talks you through how to prepare for GDPR. From awareness and commitment of top management, employees and the Data Protection Officer, to understanding your data through data mapping and Data Protection Impact Assessments.
Implementing GDPR needs a number of considerations. In this talk Ian Fielding, Director at NDC Global Auditors, speaks about data subjects, controls and audits.
GDPR stipulates organisations should be able to demonstrate that their data processing is performed in accordance with the Regulation. Maggie provides an overview of the accountability concept in the GDPR and how organisations can demonstrate compliance by using a best practice approach, codes of conduct or management system certification.
