Data and Cyber Security webinar, covering digital transformation, data quality and safeguarding controls.
About this Event
Description
This event is the third in our series of Smart City events, aiming to bring together Smart City innovators and businesses with real challenges and solutions, helping our Smart City economy to engage, share ideas and move the conversation forward to tangible outcomes.
The online event will include presentations and discussion focusing on Data and Cyber Security, and will cover topics including the risks of digital transformation and connected devices, data science and smart city applications, secure by design practices, and safeguarding controls for data integration and sharing.
The topics of data and cyber security are ever more relevant as the world and cities in which we live have had to adapt to a more digitally reliant way of working.
Organised by Sensor City and Whitecap Consulting, the webinar is free to attend and will feature a range of speakers and panelists, alongside Q&A opportunities.
Format
This event will be run online, via Zoom.
Following the headline presentations and panel discussions, a participant-led Q&A session will take place, providing an opportunity for you to delve deeper into a particular area of interest, pick the experts’ brains or ask any queries you have specific to the topics covered.
We would encourage innovators, city stakeholders, students, businesses, technicians, public sector bodies, researchers and anyone else with an interest in smart cities, data and cyber security to take part.
Agenda
• 10:00am: Welcome
• 10:05am: Introduction and Market overview
• 10:15am: Data science and cyber security for smart city applications, with experts from:
Hartree Centre, Global Cyber Alliance and Maynooth University Social Sciences Institute
• 10:45am: Headline speakers & participants Q&A
• 10:55am: Panel discussion, with experts from:
DATAHONE, Heseltine Institute for Public Policy, Practice and Place, LJMU Data Science Research Centre and North West Regional Organised Crime Unit
• 11:15am: Panelists & participants Q&A
• 11:30am: Close
Free to register
This webinar is free to attend, but advanced booking is required. Please book today to guarantee your place and help shape the content of the presentations.