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Is your dirty data putting your business at risk?

Robert Dagge, managing director at Dynistics, discusses GDPR and how you can clean up your dirty data.

Technology

The Edge – embracing the next frontier of computing

Dave Ricketts, head of marketing at Six Degrees, discusses the future of computing for businesses.

Technology

Rolling out wearables for employees? Here’s what you need to know

Legal expert, Kathryn Dooks examines the impact of rolling out wearables for employers, from data protection, breach of trust to practical considerations.

Entrepreneurs

Alteryx CMO on putting the thrill back into data analysis

Empowering analysts with self service data analysis, Alteryx CMO, Seth Greenberg, looks to recapture the thrill of problem solving in data analysis.

Technology

How to stay private: 3 major data collection methods in the UK

The majority of Brits, have never heard about their diminished online privacy. NordVPN looks at how people are being tracked in the UK, and provides insights on how to stay private.

Banking

Why banks need to reinvent themselves through a data revolution

Standard Chartered’s group chief information officer, Dr Michael Gorriz, explains how banks can change with the times, starting with joining the data revolution.

Technology

Beefing up the data security and privacy for your business

It is critical that you have a security and privacy plan in place for your business, as this piece reveals.

News

Brexit: What does it mean for your data protection?

Prior to the referendum, it was expected that the UK would have to comply with the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which would come into effect in 2018. Now the UK’s need to comply with this regulation is unclear. Here's what you need to know

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Prior to the referendum, it was expected that the UK would have to comply with the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which would come into effect in 2018. Now the UK’s need to comply with this regulation is unclear. Here's what you need to know

News

More than half of all data breaches are down to human error

Cyberfraud is sector agnostic. Any business in any industry is just as vulnerable, if not more, to data leaks and fraud, which is why curbing tech naivety should be high on the agenda for growing businesses|Cyberfraud is sector agnostic. Any business in any industry is just as vulnerable, if not more, to data leaks and fraud, which is why curbing tech naivety should be high on the agenda for growing businesses

Technology

SMEs at risk from data breach threat

Government figures suggest that a data breach costs SMEs an average of £310,000. Yet there's a worrying lack of understanding among these businesses of the true cost of this, according to Jim Steven, head of data breach services at Experian|Government figures suggest that a data breach costs SMEs an average of £310,000. Yet there's a worrying lack of understanding among these businesses of the true cost of this, according to Jim Steven, head of data breach services at Experian

Cyber Security

Millennials’ carefree approach to password security putting employers at risk

Many younger employees show staggering ‘digital indifference’ including openly displaying passwords on scraps of paper.

Growth Planning

Data in the DNA: Growing a company with data at its core

You can have all the flair in the world and the best business instincts ever seen: but sometimes there's just no substitute for a great big cache of data.

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