IT Governance Archive
Sharon O’Reilly, GRC/GDPR consultant at IT Governance Europe, was interviewed by The Sunday Business Post before her appearance today at the GDPR Summit. She discussed the challenges facing organisations in the lead up to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). …
The Irish government has published its highly anticipated 2018 Data Protection Bill. The Bill, which broadly follows the general scheme released in May 2017, incorporates Ireland’s national implementing measures required under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) as well as …
With the rise in cyber attacks and increased risk of a data breach, organisation boards are under increased pressure than ever to improve data governance and security. To help organisations ensure that all areas of cyber security are covered, IT …
Implementing the requirements of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) seems expensive, but have you considered the ways in which a data breach will cost your organisation after the Regulation takes effect on 25 May 2018? 1. Fines The potential for catastrophic fines …
ISO 9001:2015 was published on 30 September 2015. Nigel Croft, chair of the ISO subcommittee that developed and revised the Standard, explained: “We are just bringing ISO 9001 firmly into the 21st century”. The revisions redesigned ISO 9001 to respond …
As you’ve probably noticed from the news, it seems a week can’t pass without a security breach being announced. eBay, Target, AOL, Sony, Adobe, Nintendo, Domino’s Pizza (France)… You name it, they’ve had it. So what does this spell out …
A recent survey by ISACA has revealed that only 4% of IT professionals say their enterprises are ‘very prepared’ for ensuring effective governance and privacy of Big Data. Information is one of the most important assets a company has, so …
With the new strategy from the European Commissioner encouraging more business and government productivity via cloud computing, Europe is hoping it will create millions of new jobs and boost the EU GDP by €160 million.