7 February 2018: IT governance and GDPR - Roundtable debate on incident management and GDPR governance

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7 February 2018: IT governance and GDPR - Roundtable debate on incident management and GDPR governance

7 February 2018: IT governance and GDPR - Roundtable debate on incident management and GDPR governance

06.02.2018 LU law

The University of Luxembourg’s Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust (SnT) and the Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance (FDEF) in cooperation with the law-firm Stibbe organise five roundtable debates dedicated to IT governance and the GDPR.

In our third session on 7 February, titled "Help me, I've been hacked - incident management and GDPR governance", we will focus on what GDPR requires in terms of IT security and how you should deal with data breaches.

Date: Wednesday 7 February 2018

Time: 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm

Place: University of Luxembourg, Campus Kirchberg

If you wish to receive an official invitation to this session, please contact Sofie Van Yperzeele.

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