Hybrid working poses tech risks

Hybrid working poses tech risks

Hybrid Working Poses Tech Risks

As hybrid working becomes more common, it introduces new cybersecurity risks. This article explores how businesses need to reassess their technology infrastructure to safeguard against potential threats that arise from employees working across multiple environments. With the blurring of lines between personal and professional devices, companies must ensure that they have the right protections in place, from secure VPNs to multi-factor authentication.

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Capitilizing on the new Global Economy Reality (SPIEF)

Capitilizing on the new Global Economy Reality (SPIEF)

Capitilizing on the new Global Economy Reality (SPIEF)

DeepView Founder Kitty Parry hosts a panel at SPEF on the advent of new technology platforms and the impact on global banking
The financial world is undergoing a seismic shift, driven by technological innovation. From the rise of digital payment platforms like PayPal to the emergence of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology, the landscape is rapidly evolving. This panel discussion brings together industry leaders to explore the profound impact of these developments on the global financial system.

In this thought-provoking discussion the panellists delve into the strategies of major IT companies, the competitive pressures on traditional banks, and the potential for these new platforms to reshape the global financial system. They also share their insights on:
*The Impact of New Technologies: How are payment systems, cryptocurrencies, and blockchain technology transforming the financial landscape?
*The Role of Traditional Banks: How are banks adapting to this new era of digital disruption?
*The Future of Finance: What does the future hold for the global financial system?

Panelists
Kitty Parry (Moderator), Founder, Chief Executive Officer, Social Media Compliance Ltd

Alexander Afanasiev, Chairman of the Executive Board, Moscow Exchange
Raoul van Engelshoven, Vice President for Banking and Financial Markets in Europe, IBM
Vartan Dilanian, Country Managing Director, Accenture in Russia
Vladimir Komlev, General Director, JSC National System of Payment Cards
Laurent Le Moal, Chief Executive Officer, PayU
Dmitry Olyunin, Chairman of the Management Board, Rosbank
Andrey Romanenko, Shareholder, Сhief Executive Officer, Evotor
Dmitry Rudenko, President, Chairman of the Board, Post Bank
Oliver Hughes, Chairman of the Management Board, Tinkoff Bank
William Sheedy, Executive Vice-President for Corporate Strategy, Mergers and Acquisitions, and Government Relations, Visa Inc.

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WEF Davos 2015 Hub Culture Interview with Kitty Parry 

WEF Davos 2015 Hub Culture Interview with Kitty Parry 

WEF Davos 2015 Hub Culture Interview with Kitty Parry

DeepView Founder Kitty Parry discusses regulation and compliance at World Economic Forum in Davos.

In this video, we head back to the 2015 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Hub Culture sits down for an interview with Kitty Parry, entrepreneur and Young Global Leader.


Parry is a recognised expert in navigating the complexities of regulations and compliance in the digital age. This interview dives into her work, with potential discussion on the Social Media Charter she founded in 2013, or her company DeepView which uses machine learning to identify data breaches in social media.

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Archiving and Monitoring Solutions for Social Media Risk Management

Archiving and Monitoring Solutions for Social Media Risk Management

Archiving and Monitoring Solutions for Social Media Risk Management

Social media risk management involves understanding the ever-changing landscape of content visibility regulations and trends, archiving, and storing data securely. It is important for businesses to have a monitoring solution to ensure compliance with relevant policies and to mitigate risks from potential legal liabilities. Archiving and monitoring solutions can provide organizations with the tools needed to protect their interests on social media platforms.

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What is an archiving and monitoring solution?

An archiving and monitoring solution is a comprehensive approach to addressing social media risks that allow organisations to monitor their online presence, capture data from their social media profiles, and store the data in a secure format.

How does archiving and monitoring help manage risk?

Archiving and monitoring solutions can help organisations identify potential reputational, legal, or operational risks associated with their social media activities. By capturing, storing, and analysing data from social media sources, organisations can gain insight into potential issues early on, allowing them to take corrective action before those issues become more serious problems.

What types of information can be captured by an archiving and monitoring solution?

An archiving and monitoring solution can capture a variety of types of information from social media accounts. This includes posts made by users as well as comments made on those posts by other users. Additionally, it can capture user profile information such as location data or demographic information which can be used to gain insights into audience engagement.

How long will archived data be stored?

The length of time that archived data is stored depends on the policy established by the organisation using the archiving and monitoring solution. Generally speaking, most organisations will keep archived data indefinitely unless there are specific reasons for purging it sooner.

What security measures are in place to protect archived data?

Organisations using an archiving and monitoring solution should ensure that they have adequate security measures in place to protect all collected data from unauthorised access. This includes implementing strong authentication systems such as multi-factor authentication, encrypting all stored files, regularly updating software for security patches, and conducting regular security audits to detect any potential weaknesses in the system.

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JPMorgan Fined $200 Million Over Employees’ Use of WhatsApp and Other Messaging Apps

JPMorgan Fined $200 Million Over Employees’ Use of WhatsApp and Other Messaging Apps

JPMorgan Fined $200 Million Over Employees’ Use of WhatsApp and Other Messaging Apps

JPMorgan was fined $200 million for failing to monitor employees’ use of WhatsApp and other messaging apps for work-related communication. This fine was part of a broader crackdown by regulators on banks that allow informal channels to bypass official compliance systems.


The article from The Wall Street Journal explores how this issue is part of a growing concern over security and compliance risks in the digital workplace.

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