Technology risk management
August 2016 | SPECIAL REPORT: TECHNOLOGY RISK MANAGEMENT
Financier Worldwide Magazine
In today’s business world, the technology that organisations have at their disposal can give them tremendous advantages. However, along with substantial benefits comes the almost inevitable downside – with cyber risks and security issues posed by the Internet of Things (IoT) among the chief concerns. This means that for most organisations, effectively managing the technology risks they face needs to be a business priority. And, when placed in the context of a tighter regulatory technology risk landscape, it follows that it is now more critical than ever for financial institutions to improve their oversight of technology risk management.
FORUM: Using technology and Big Data to tackle fraud and money laundering
FW moderates a discussion on using technology and Big Data to tackle fraud and money laundering between Raghunath Nambiar at Cisco, Karim Rajwani at Deutsche Bank, Kate Robu at McKinsey & Company, and Matthias Oberlinner at Siemens AG.
Cyber crime is a serious strategic risk: prevention deserves the highest priority
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Cyber security a major issue for Australian corporates in 2016
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Big Data and smart technologies after the EU General Data Protection Regulation
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Finally there is a hope for computer and software patent owners in the US
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Q&A: Effective social media governance and risk management
FW moderates a discussion on effective social media governance and risk management between Jon Lovell at Ashurst, Scott W. Pink at DLA Piper LLP, and Carla Arrieta at Roche Diabetes Care Spain.
CONTRIBUTORS
Ashurst
Castrén & Snellman
Cisco
CoreStream
Deutsche Bank
DLA Piper LLP
Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP
Jones Day
McKinsey & Company
Roche Diabetes Care Spain
Siemens AG
FORUM: Using technology and Big Data to tackle fraud and money laundering
Cyber crime is a serious strategic risk: prevention deserves the highest priority
Cyber security a major issue for Australian corporates in 2016
EU General Data Protection Regulation: key issues for your compliance game plan
Big Data and smart technologies after the EU General Data Protection Regulation
Finally there is a hope for computer and software patent owners in the US
Q&A: Effective social media governance and risk management