Join us in exploring an insightful new webinar series delving into the realm of Modern Data Governance; What is driving the need and a strategy for Implementation. The first session will provide an overview of global drivers including AI, statutes/regulation changes, cybersecurity, and privacy; all necessitating a modern view on data governance. Don't miss this opportunity to stay ahead!
Series: Modern Data Governance; What is driving the need and a strategy for Implementation
Session 1
Information within an organisation experiences its own life cycle. It is created, shared, consumed, analysed, and stored, as part of normal operations to run the business or government entity. Over time, various models to manage the full life cycle of information have come and gone, often collapsing under the sheer weight and velocity of data. In parallel, we have witnessed an ever-increasing number of affirmative obligations associated with data, and new threat vectors developing daily. This first session will provide an overview of global drivers including AI, statutes/regulation changes, cybersecurity, and privacy; all necessitating a modern view on data governance.
*Please note this session will be recorded and made available post event to all registered attendees
AGC & VP of Compliance, Archive360
George has extensive experience working with clients with complex compliance and information risk challenges. He has worked with many large financial services firms to design and deploy petabyte scale complaint books and records systems, supervision and surveillance, and eDiscovery solutions. George also has significant depth developing strategies and roadmaps addressing compliance and data governance requirements.
George has always worked with emerging and advancing technologies; introducing them to address real-world problems. He has worked extensively with AI/ML driven analytics across legal and regulatory use cases, and helped clients adopt these new solutions. George has worked across verticals, with a primary focus on highly regulated enterprises.