Concurrent Panel Session - Panel B: The Ethics of Integrated Data

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If data is the new oil, is it being ethically extracted, consumed and made available? The integration and subsequent use of new data for evidence informed policy or decision making is increasingly common. How much do we know about what is happening in this space and how it is happening? Who needs to know? Would they agree with current approaches if they did know? Recent revelations of how organizations are using information have thrown this conversation into the national spotlight. Are individuals more upset that it is happening or that they weren’t aware in the first place? This sets the stage for the great debate of how best to balance an individual’s privacy with the critical role population-level information provides in informing public policy decisions. Concurrent Panel Session - Panel C: Cloud Computing: Strategies for Responsible Adoption of Cloud ServicesAndy Kirkland, Michelle Johnson Cobb, David Marcos, Peter Near, Rob TaylorN/Ahttps://www.rebootcommunications.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/1425-Panel-C2-AndyKirkland-UnderstandingtheCloud.pdfCloud is here and it’s not going away. It’s the present and the future. Organizations must have a digital strategy that incorporates leveraging cloud services or risk missed opportunity and lost relevance. Employees are subscribing to and using cloud services on a daily basis whether their organizations know it or not. What expectation is there that organizations are aware and managing use of cloud services? Are organizations that continue to defend their use of traditional and on-premise hosted solutions becoming losing relevance? Is there any time where cloud is not an appropriate direction? What are examples of successful adoption strategies? Where are successful organizations on the adoption path? Increasingly, organizations are adopting Cloud First policies recognizing it is unrealistic to maintain resources necessary to meet client demands for innovative solutions. After conducting its own Privacy Impact Assessment, the New Zealand Privacy Commissioner issued a statement that they “… have evaluated the risks and believe that [cloud services] offer … better data security than [they] can deliver [them]selves.” Attend this session to find out how to responsibly adopt cloud services while keeping onside with privacy, security, legal, compliance, and risk. Concurrent Panel Session - Panel D: Cyber from the Top: What are Your Executives ThinkingAmir Belkhelladi, Bob Gordon, Sheila Jordan, Vivek Khindria, Ajay SoodN/AN/AWhat’s on the mind of Canada’s top cyber executives and how are they planning to address fundamental topics and issues pertaining to Canadian cybersecurity? This is your chance to meet five leaders, influencers and authors of the Canadian Cybersecurity 2018 – An Anthology of CIO/CISO Enterprise-Level Perspectives, and hear their thoughts on their respective areas of expertise in Canadian cybersecurity. The session will be moderated by Gary Perkins (CISO, Province of BC). You will have a chance to ask questions. Please download and read the book that was recently published by the Cybersecurity Leadership Exchange Forum (CLX Forum) before attending. Topics discussed will include:• Coaching teams on cybersecurity issues• Which security considerations to prioritize, and how• Cybersecurity information sharing and collaboration• Security-as-a-Service• Moving from waterfall to dev ops frameworksTo learn more about CLX Forum, watch the intro video here. Join CLX Forum at www.clxforum.org.