Data Protection by Design in Data Privacy Governance
Michael IreneOctober 11, 2021
In last week’s article, I gave a granular description of data privacy by design and shared the foundational principle. In this article, I focus on data protection by design. Again, it’s worth reiterating that these concepts are nuanced in their functional technicalities and definitions. A good privacy professional or serious company should be able to […]
Data protection by design and data privacy by design
Michael IreneSeptember 27, 2021
Ear-my-eyes’ is an app that allows users to stream music free. They gather data of users and use those particular data sets to randomly suggest music to users. However, when they were building the app they didn’t consider the privacy implications that could spring from their data processing methodology. After enjoying good reviews from users, […]
Brand: Platforms and competitive edge
Tony MonyeSeptember 21, 2021
By Tony Monye It is quite clichéd to say just like buyer attention, marketplace calm is fleeting. The market is always in an ‘incomprehensible’ transition. Today’s predominating products may not get the needed traction in the market, just twenty-four hours later. The market’s audacious desire to drive its own evolution and, in many ways, […]
Managing risk response and mitigation in information security
Michael IreneSeptember 21, 2021
To fully manage risk within an organisation and to track the mitigation strategies, a focused approach is required. Most organisations want a positive response to any risk assessment findings. Yet, many IT professionals and consultants approach risk response from a negative standpoint. Let’s start with a case. A particular consulting firm carries out an information […]
More on data subject access requests
Michael IreneSeptember 20, 2021
After the implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation(GDPR) in Europe, individuals realised the power given back to them. They can ask companies to remove their data, correct information about their data, or stop processing their data. This particular process made companies pour various resources into handling data subject access requests(DSARs). What’s more, the regulation […]
Africa’s carbon footprints and sustainability in aviation
Ekelem AirhihenAugust 23, 2021
BY EKELEM AIRHIHEN The carbon footprint of air transport is a major challenge in the discussion on climate change. This may be an opportunity for African aviation to work towards fuel efficiency to reduce carbon dioxide emissions leveraging on behavioural interventions for sustainability. The Air Transport Action Group (ATAG 2018) in its Aviation Benefits Beyond […]
TECH: Mapping controls in data privacy/information security
Michael IreneAugust 23, 2021
Trust, but verify.” That’s a Russian proverb that has been used in various business facets. The phrase is self-explanatory. One can trust but one should also take further steps to verify truths. In the information and data privacy space, the phrase has gained prominence. If company XYZ claims that after one-year, particular datasets will be […]
Turning challenges into opportunities: From Israel with hope
Chris IkosaAugust 18, 2021
By Anthony Kila Abuja was the centre stage, penultimate week, of an international public finance strategy workshop hosted by CIAPS that brought together senior civil servants and other major policy makers from various states across the country to discuss ideas for managing and solving challenges with limited resources and writhing institutions. To each its […]
The insurance perspectives of Tokyo 2020 Olympics
Ekerete Ola Gam-IkonAugust 16, 2021
By Ekerete Ola Gam-Ikon The modern 124-year Olympics has come and gone but left us with too many lessons to draw from as we continue to live above the coronavirus pandemic, which caused the Games to be postponed for the first time in its modern history. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the Japanese […]
The many odds against Nigeria’s proposed e-Naira
Adolphus AletorAugust 16, 2021
By Adolphus Aletor Just a while ago, the federal government of Nigeria, through the Central Bank of Nigeria, announced that it would be introducing a local or call it homegrown, cryptocurrency. This digital currency will be called e-Naira. Many people have applauded the government for taking this step, especially when other countries like India, China, […]