User privacy often sits second in priority to an organisation’s overall cybersecurity policies. Yet, it is possible to establish a culture of trust while also incorporating more stringent measures to protect proprietary systems, files, and data. This session with ObserveIT, leaders in insider threat management, will address the issue of trust in the workplace and, using new, global research data, consider how trust related to privacy, can shape a company’s culture and cybersecurity programme. From policy to technology, ObserveIT will make the case for why cybersecurity needs to transparent, relatable, and valuable.Learning Outcomes:You will understand how adopting an organisational culture of trust can also improve your security.You will have insight into the scale by which the average person is becoming increasingly aware of (and concerned with) their own data privacy and know what that means for your approach to data security.You will learn how to embed trust and privacy into existing workflows in a mindful way, tackling both malicious and accidental insider-led breaches You will understand that the only way security can get stronger is if all users are correctly trained, incentivised and then held accountable for their actionsYou will be able to identify the insider-threat management tools that protect systems and data without infringing on employee privacy.