We return to Hampden Park for our first Scotland event of 2024.
With sessions to include:
- Legal update on FOISA.
- Data breach trends.
- Cyber resilience, cover and mitigation.
See the full agenda below!
Registration and refreshments
Registration
Registration and refreshments
9.30am – 10am GMT, 11 March 2024 ‐ 30 mins
Registration
ALARM welcome
Session
ALARM welcome
10am – 10.10am GMT, 11 March 2024 ‐ 10 mins
Session
1: Legal update on FOISA
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1: Legal update on FOISA
10.10am – 11am GMT, 11 March 2024 ‐ 50 mins
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The Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 came under close scrutiny as it reached its 20th birthday. Models of public service delivery and public administration have changed a great deal over the last 20 years, but there has been little extension of the scope of the Act to reflect that evolving landscape. Last year Katy Clark MSP, with the support of the Campaign for Freedom of Information in Scotland, sought the right to introduce a Members Bill which would significantly widen the range of bodies subject to FOI. Hot on the heels of Ms Clark’s consultation, the Scottish Government also consulted on a wider paper, seeking view on a different model of achieving the same aim – facilitating access to information about publicly funded services, however they are delivered. With no amendment to the Bill proposed (yet) by Scottish Government, Ms Clark has now won the right to introduce her Member’s Bill. Experts from Kennedys will take a look at the current legal and political context, the proposed changes, and what this is likely to mean for local authorities in terms of practice and riskSpeakers
2: Data breach trends
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2: Data breach trends
11.10am – 12pm GMT, 11 March 2024 ‐ 50 mins
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Dominique will be talking about personal data breaches including:- What a personal data breach is
- Steps to take once you’ve identified a breach
- Steps to take to limit the breach
- Tips to prevent breaches.
She will also be discussing trends including cyber and non-cyber breaches, and finally Dominique will highlight recent action taken because of a data breach.
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Lunch and networking
Refreshments
Lunch and networking
12pm – 1pm GMT, 11 March 2024 ‐ 1 hour
Refreshments
3: Data claims and lessons learnt
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3: Data claims and lessons learnt
1pm – 1.50pm GMT, 11 March 2024 ‐ 50 mins
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Adrian and Phil will explore the subject of general policy cover, consider examples of different claims and how those claims are and can be presented. They will then conclude with steps which could be taken to help minimise such incidents.Speakers
4: Cyber resilience, cover and mitigation
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4: Cyber resilience, cover and mitigation
1.50pm – 2.40pm GMT, 11 March 2024 ‐ 50 mins
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Andrew will cover the following topics:
- Factors that determine the level of cyber risk organisations face and the importance of a risk assessment.
- Key cyber resilience controls and how they work to mitigate the risk posed by a cyber attack.
- What cyber insurance covers and current trends in the cyber insurance market including what insurers expect from clients.
- How cyber resilience can support and advance organisational goals.
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Break & refreshments
Refreshments
Break & refreshments
2.40pm – 3pm GMT, 11 March 2024 ‐ 20 mins
Refreshments
6: Q&A panel
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6: Q&A panel
3pm – 3.45pm GMT, 11 March 2024 ‐ 45 mins
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