More digital also means more interactions where the various parties are interacting without knowing each other. This is linked to the much needed focus on digital identity, IAM, CIAM, authentication, behavioural analytics. Has the pandemic forced people’s perception of digital identity to change as they have been forced to accept the digital transformation in their own lives? Our host Neira Jones discussed this topic with guests Sundaram Lakshmanan and Francois Lasnier.

More digital, means more ecommerce, more digital payments, more financial fraud and cybercrime and ultimately more risk. Many organisations within the payment sector are being pushed into digitisation more quickly as they move to operate online to keep cash flow – without doing necessary due diligence on the best solution or vendor and with security not really on their agenda. These are some of the issues we are exploring with guests Arthur van der Merwe and Simon Keates.

More remote, more digital, more risk: what do we do about that? Are businesses being forced into digital transformation too quickly and therefore cutting corners?

In this Episode, hosted by Neira Jones, business advisor on all things fintech, regtech, cybercrime, information security, regulations and digital innovation, we are joined by Todd Moore, Head of Encryption Products at Thales, and Rick Robinson, Principal and Trusted Advisor at Goldbug Technology Consulting. They will be discussing how businesses adapt to the changing threat vectors as more valuable data gets pushed further out into the infrastructure due to remote working etc.