PwC Webcast: Managing cyberthreats and challenges today

19 May, 2021

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Chair of Cybersecurity at Munster Technological University, Dr. Donna O'Shea, gives her practical and pragmatic advice to business leaders to prevent and mitigate the risk of cybercrime.

The PwC Think beyond webcast series continues with a special episode on the rapidly evolving threat from cybercrime.

What can you do to prevent and mitigate the risks to your business?
How can you best respond to an incident and also remain resilient?
How can you digitally transform your business at speed without compromising the trust of your customers?

Our Cybersecurity leader Pat Moran is joined by Gary Delaney, Chief Information Security Officer at Bank of Ireland and Donna O'Shea, Chair of Cybersecurity at Munster Technological University to give their practical and pragmatic advice to respond to these challenges which are very much front of mind for most management teams and boards today.

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