Topic: Digital Trust
We are in the midst of a period of immense change in the way we live, work
and interact with one another. This has been dubbed the ‘Fourth Industrial
Revolution’ or Industry 4.0 by the World Economic Forum. We are seeing
transformational changes in technology across all industries, whilst at the same
time the levels of trust in public and private institutions are at an all-time
low. Getting the balance right between ‘data as an asset’ and ‘data as a risk’
can give businesses a competitive edge and promote growth. But getting it wrong
could lead to long-term reputational damage, loss of brand equity and
stakeholder mistrust. In this session we’ll explore these risks and ways of
instilling trust in the digital technologies deployed.
Speaker:
Christina Larkin, Director EY
Christina is a
Director at EY and leads the Digital Trust Assurance practice. Since joining in
2011 Christina has delivered a number of assurance engagements for organisations
across the EMEIA and Asia Pacific regions. In her role, she works with clients
to examine the risks and opportunities technologies present to provide trust in
the integrity of data and digital solutions. Christina utilises best practice
technology innovations to deliver assurance services and enable trust in a
digital world. She is currently an expert panel member for the IEEE’s Ethical
Certification Program for AI and Autonomous Systems Accountability panel.
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