Cyber security and data privacy are strongly interrelated.
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Renato Sesana participated in a conference on the new GDPR and on cybersecurity
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Renato Sesana intervened as a speaker in the conference discussing risks related to cybersecurity for SMEs
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On May 29 the second Scientific Committee was held in Rome with a focus on “Italy and its digital security network”.
Among the risks companies have to manage, few are as critical and so poorly understood as the risk of cyber-attacks.
The new GDPR introduces stricter requirements on all business activities involving personal data processing.
Cybersecurity is a very current topic . No organization, large or small, can be considered immune from the possibility of attacks. It is therefore necessary to become aware of this phenomenon and to put in place the infrastructure and procedures that minimize and, if possible, avoid these risks knowing fully well that any policy must be monitored and updated to adapt to the risks that constantly evolve and change.
Our International Business Report (IBR) finds that nearly one in four businesses worldwide (21%) have faced a cyber-attack over the last 12 months. By taking a pragmatic and realistic approach to cyber-security – by assuming that ‘a breach is coming’ – you can build a resilient business that can withstand any crisis.