Today, increased digitization of information and data has made traditional security and privacy concepts and measures irrelevant. The terms "data protection" and "privacy" have a multitude of interpretations, making it difficult to build an appropriate framework.

How does a country's data protection and privacy policy define the compromise of critical systems and information, targeted scanning or probing of critical networks, reporting data breaches and establishing privacy while enabling a secure ecosystem?

This session led by Dr. Amirudin Abdul Wahab, CEO, CyberSecurity Malaysia, will cover:

• Changes in the data protection and privacy frameworks in this digitization era
• Digitization, data protection and privacy - balancing security and convenience
• Establishing "privacy by design" and breach reporting