2022 Digital trust Blog

Cybersecurity is more critical now than ever. In this blog, Jon Powvens, Global Practice Lead, Digital Trust, BSI reviews the seven steps that can be taken today to strengthen your cybersecurity program.

Conor Hogan Global Practice Director – Data Governance, Digital Trust, BSI discusses the lessons learned from the onset of the unprecedented lockdowns brought about by Covid-19; it’s worth taking stock of how businesses have met the challenges for data protection caused by the pandemic.

The theme of this year’s International Women’s Day is ‘Break the Bias,’ a resounding call for everyone, regardless of their gender, to consider how our ideas about women might be holding back true equality. Let’s work together to ensure that we work to ensure that ALL women know that they are needed and can also be very successful in the cybersecurity industry, not just today but every day of the year. Happy International Women’s Day!

According to a Gartner report, 78% of consumers don’t trust smart home technology.

In our increasingly connected world, newfound risks including misinformation, digital deception and a blurring of the lines between personal and digital safety are now threatening societal trust in digital systems and technologies.

Mark Brown discusses the implications of accelerated digital transformation on both organizations and society and outlines how building and instilling digital trust at every level of society is key to ensuring the success and resilience of those operating in the digital sphere moving forward.

Mark Brown, Global Managing Director, Digital Trust, Consulting Services at BSI discusses the increase in the prevalence and impact of ransomware in recent years, the rise of Ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) and how it is becoming "industrialised" in much the same manner as has occurred in traditional software development and steps organizations can take to mitigate the risk of attack.

In this blog, Conor Hogan, Global Practice Director – Data Governance, Digital Trust, BSI discusses privacy and data protection in the age of digital health. Healthcare organizations can adopt simple measures to embed and implement privacy by design strategies early in their development lifecycle to ensure that patient data and privacy rights are protected.

Healthcare systems globally are being challenged continually by demographic changes in population, increased patient demand and expectation, worldwide growth in chronic conditions, and shortages of clinicians and allied staff. Professor Michael Miller, International consultant in health informatics and eHealth strategy and systems, writes about the digital health landscape and the emerging trends in this area.