All in Regulation
Stephen France is an expert in technology change projects, working for Marbral Advisory in both the public and private sectors to deliver transformation and diminish data risk. In this article, he talks scammers, data as a commodity, and how we can all try to protect ourselves.
Have you ever sent an e-mail to the wrong person? Have you considered that the contents of that e-mail in the wrong hands could begin a domino effect costing your organisation in more ways than one? If so, read this article from Ian Richardson, Change Architect at Marbral Advisory.
Marbral Advisory’s Change Architect, Ian Richardson, looks at why GDPR is still causing headaches four years on from inception and tackles some common misconceptions.
There have been endless questions about data privacy and control in general, but in particular how GDPR may work or be enforced, and what this means for both businesses and consumers. So, in the 20 months since GDPR became enforceable, what have we learned about GDPR, and where are we now?
1986 saw the launch of LIBOR (London InterBank Offered Rate) which set the interest rate upon which trillions of financial derivative contracts, mortgages, bonds and retail and commercial loans have been tied to. Now 33 years on, a decision has been taken to replace LIBOR by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) by 2021.
