The need to re-build trust in technology and the companies that rely on digital solutions and products is increasing as worldwide cyber crime and end-user wariness threaten the foundation of digital transformation. Digital technology is the engine room of the economy but a growing lack of trust around data use, data security and the objectives of tech companies threatens to undermine growth potential of existing and new tech solutions. This panel session explores the challenges around digital trust and what organisations can do to establish a new level of confidence in the tech world.
Digital trust
February 23, 2023
10:00

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Speaker(s)

Karima Noren
Co-Founder
Privacy Compliance Hub

Lauri Almann
Co-Founder
CybExer Technologies

Matt Eustace
Data Protection Officer
Aiimi

Mike Hathaway
CPO
Ascertia

Jaco Vermeulen
CTO
BML Digital

Guy Hanson
VP of Customer Engagement
Validity

Tim Powlson
Principal Consultant
Entec Si
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Speakers in this Session

Karima Noren
Co-Founder
Privacy Compliance Hub

Lauri Almann
Co-Founder
CybExer Technologies

Matt Eustace
Data Protection Officer
Aiimi

Mike Hathaway
CPO
Ascertia

Jaco Vermeulen
CTO
BML Digital

Guy Hanson
VP of Customer Engagement
Validity

Tim Powlson
Principal Consultant
Entec Si







