Data protection has long been an important issue for corporate IT and legal
teams, but it has become an increasingly high-profile concern following HM
Revenue & Customs’ loss of 25 million child benefit records, and other
similar private sector revelations. Companies are realising that they are being
exposed to a higher level of regulatory, legal and market risks from data being
spread all across the organisation.
This Computing web seminar, hosted jointly with Legal Week, will discuss how
legal and IT teams can work together to meet the demands of data protection,
audit, and policy enforcement.
Web seminar hosted by Computing
Do you know where your data is? How IT and legal teams can work together to address the implications of data protection
- Date: 12 Mar 2008
- Time: 3.00pm
- Where: Live online
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