Data breach vs. ethics breach: how to prepare for both

Recorded: 13 July 2021 (11:00 - 12:00 UK Time)

What’s this webinar about?

In today’s world, consumers may no longer be shocked to the core by data breaches. But organizations can still sustain grave reputational damage, depending on the way in which breaches occur. This is because today’s stakeholders understand the difference between a breach caused by a security flaw, and one that’s an “ethics breach”’- where a company was careless with personal information or sought to capitalize on the improper use of data. In this webinar we review case studies from recent breaches and analyse which situations qualify as ethics breaches and which don’t. We also give you tips on how to avoid an ethics violation in your company.

Who is this webinar for?

It’s open to all industries.

What will you gain?

• Expert analysis of the different types of data breach that can occur
• Information and insights on how ethics breaches can be avoided
• The opportunity to submit questions in advance for a response during the webinar

Agenda

• Exploring benefits and strategies for positioning ethics at the centre of an organisation's breach management practices
• Discussing the different types of breaches and how organisations can proactively prepare for them as well as choose the correct course of action for each type of breach
• Reviewing real examples of breaches with ethical impact and discussing ethical dilemmas that many organisations face on top of the security and privacy implications

For valuable information on tightening data security and avoiding ethics breaches, please watch the webinar now.

Linda Thielová serves as a Privacy Counsel at OneTrust – the #1 most widely used privacy, security and trust technology platform. In her role, Linda provides guidance on GDPR, ePrivacy and global privacy-related obligations to support product innovation and assist with compliance efforts for a wide spectrum of organizations from both private and public sectors. She also conducts training and workshops on the global privacy landscape and contributes to various publications and conferences on a regular basis. Linda is a Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/E, CIPM, CIPP/US) and earned a Master’s in Law and Legal Science from Masaryk University Brno.

John is an experienced information security, risk and compliance consultant with more than 10 years’ experience in information security. John has extensive experience in performing payment security and privacy audits and consultancy, application/network security and privacy risk assessments, assisting organisations in aligning their information security strategy with their business objectives. John has worked across a wide range of industry verticals, including tech, government, legal, financial and education.

Tim McGarr is the Sector Lead for the Digital area within Knowledge Solutions in BSI.  Tim has specific responsibility for the direction and development of key digital standards areas, including Artificial Intelligence, Cyber Security and Virtual/Augmented Reality. Tim has been working at BSI since 2009. Prior to BSI, Tim he spent 5 years working in the legal publisher LexisNexis in the strategy department.  Before this, Tim he worked as a management consultant for Logica (now CGI) and an internal consultant for BT. Tim has an MBA from HEC in Paris, France.

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