May 2022: don’t miss these security and data privacy webinars and events this month
From developments in AI, new and pressing cyber security threats, as well as questions around data privacy going forward, there are a lot of interesting conversations happening in the world of tech. May is set to be a great month for informative talks and webinars covering topics security and privacy professionals will want to be on top of.
Here are some of the events you can look forward to this month!
10th May - SecurityScorecard - The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) Evolving Approach to Cyber Risk Management
This webinar offers an insight into the newly proposed cybersecurity rules and regulations issued by the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC). It brings together a knowledgeable panel to offer some insight into what these rules might mean for public companies, as well as financial sector service providers, and investors.
You can register for this event here.
11th May - Data Privacy Office Europe - How are the new UAE Data Privacy Regulations affecting the global business
The United Arab Emirates, in 2021, passed Federal Data Protection Law No. 45, a data privacy law governing the processing of the personal data of UAE residents. This law means companies working in the UAE or processing the data of its citizens, will have to bring themselves into compliance.
This webinar shall offer a whistle tour of the legislation, key things to be aware of, similarities between the law and other data protection laws like GDPR, as well as tips for compliance with multiple data protection laws from lawyers and compliance officers.
You can register for the talk here.
11th May - TiiQu - Edge AI for Spatial Computing: A key metaverse enabler?
Another interesting one for the AI enthusiasts! This talk offers an interesting discussion surrounding edge computing, edge AI, spacial computing, and its application to the metaverse. Even if you aren’t super knowledgeable on the topic, this talk should be a nice introduction and round-up to help broaden your knowledge of the different types of AI, and what the possibilities look like going forward.
You can register for the event here.
12th May - Insider Events - Cybersecurity: Prepare for a more secure future
In this post-pandemic world, much of our daily activity has moved online, presenting several challenges from the perspective of cybersecurity and securing user data. Companies hiring remote or hybrid workers have had to make several changes to ensure their systems are properly secured.
This talk, presented by Cisco, features numerous IT and cybersecurity experts and shall cover trends, predictions, and challenges in the sphere of cybersecurity, and what all companies need to be aware of going forward.
With over 125 exhibitors and over 200 experts and privacy professionals speaking, it looks like a promising 4 days, and certainly not be one to miss!
You can register for the event here.
12th May - Connected Healthcare: Addressing Minors’ Access and Their Privacy Rights - PRIVO
The Regulation of online health apps is a nuanced area and presents numerous challenges, particularly when this data relates to minors and vulnerable people. This webinar hopes to address and answer some of these questions.
It shall delve into the key challenges of remote identity authentication for patients, privacy protection for children, as well as the unique challenges presented by health apps and the question of patient consent.
You can register for the event here.
17th-19th May - IFSEC International - IFSEC Global
Security enthusiasts can look forward to the return of IFSEC International in London this May. This event is set to attract many big names within the security sphere.
Here, you have the opportunity to liaise and network with leading names in cybersecurity, video surveillance, security software, etc. Additionally, there shall be numerous demos of new software, product launches, and much more!
You can register for the event here.
18th May - PrivSec Focus: Enterprise Risk - GRC World Forums
Privacy professionals can look forward to this year’s GRC World Forums event; covering 8 sessions, featuring over 20 speakers, and offering a lot of food for thought.
This day shall cover numerous topics relating to best practices for mitigating risk, how companies can stay on top of these issues during unpredictable times, all whilst maintaining a competitive edge. It also allows for guests to have questions answered by leading experts and thought leaders in the industry.
If it sounds right for you, be sure to check it out!
You can register for the webinar here.
19th May - Retail Risk
For all those working in the retail space, this all-day event shall include talks from a range of different experts and legal professionals discussing all things business, innovation, risk management, and the key issues to understand to improve your business.
Additionally, the conference will be followed by the Retail Risk 20th Anniversary Gala Dinner featuring speakers from the international risk industry, as well as a range of celebrities, fine dining, and entertainment.
You can register for a free ticket here.
20th May - Responsible Tech Summit - All Tech is Human
AI enthusiasts: be sure to check out this exciting panel discussion on all things AI and responsible tech. For those interested in ethical AI and how we can innovate in the best way that benefits society at large, this panel of experts should hopefully shed some interesting light.
Among other things, they shall be delving into the topic of algorithmic transparency in digital spaces and what that means for researchers, developers, and deploying companies.
If you’re keen on the best ways we can approach AI, this doesn’t look like one to miss!
You can register for the talk here.
24th-25th May - Canada Privacy Symposium - IAPP
For all those based in Canada (or just fancy a trip), the Canada Privacy Symposium is being hosted in Toronto this May and offers a huge gathering of data privacy professionals discussing everything you need to know as privacy enthusiasts.
It shall offer insight into current data privacy trends in Canada, the effects of the pandemic, as well as global privacy laws, and what businesses can do to stay ahead of the curve.
You can register for the talk here.