General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR): The clock is ticking

Companies operating in the EU have one year to become compliant to incoming data protection regulation. The update to general data protection regulation (GDPR), which is set to come into force in 2018. Companies that operate within the EU now need to take extra precautions to ensure the safety of their data, or face a fine of up to 4% of global turnover. Compliance is a complex task for many firms. With this in mind, The seminar will have a dedicated section focusing on the new legislation and what it means to your organisation. The sessions aim to provide insight and advice to help your company put the right procedures in place, ensuring the safety and accountability of valuable business IP.

• Audience This seminar covers a broad spectrum of issue and it can be beneficial to almost all levels of the staff and from several department and units.CEO’s, Directors, Managers, Information Security, Information Technology Regulatory Compliance, Risk, Intelligence units, Network architects, Data privacy, Fraud Prevention, HR and othersDuring the two day seminar the following topics will be discussed
  • Background of information security and Cybercrime
  • Fundamental issues (Policies & Standards, Identity & Access Management, Threat & Vulnerability Management, Service Providers, IT Risk Management)
  • The Regulatory environment & The Role Of Authorities
  • EU Legislation (EU Legislation Landscape, Convention on CyberCrime, Data Privacy, Electronic Identity, Regulation of Investigatory Powers, Computer Misuse
  • The General Data Protection Regulation (GDRP)
  • Preventing , Detecting and Responding To Cybercrime
  • An overview of technology (Firewalls & IDS, anti-malware applications, logging and reporting, penetration testing, methodologies)
  • Strategies & Technology Options for Cyber Security
    Business continuity (business/disaster recovery planning (DRP))

  Best Practices for better Personal, Team and Corporate Cyber Security