"Is Big Data Big Trouble for Business?" with Cyber Risk Specialist - Claire Davey

In this Podcast we explore the world of "Cyber Security" and "Big Data". We look at the lessons we can learn from Governments and corporations who've failed to deliver and capitalise on the undoubted advantages new technology can bring to our lives. We also discuss the big five; Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google and Twitter, their dominance of the Big Data world and moves afoot to contain and control their handling of our "private" information.

1. How do we keep up with the ever-larger number of online threats.

2. Data capture - staff, suppliers, customers, prospects has GDPR worked?

3. Compliance is it a set of boxes to tick or should we better understand the risks and implications of breaching rules?

4. Big Data… why should we be paying attention to it?

5. How has the Government adopted Big Data into its activities to meet its objectives?

6. Trace, Track and Test was trailed as a key solution to control the spread of Covid before we find a vaccine. Has it worked?

7. Examples of the misuse of Big Data

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Claire Davey is an award-winning Cyber Risk specialist. With a decade-long career working for the world’s largest broking houses, she’s helped numerous global clients understand, mitigate and transfer their cyber and contractual technology risk.

In September 2020 Claire’s stepping off from the City treadmill to pursue her passion of lifelong learning, studying for a PhD in the field of addiction, while continuing her work in the cyber security field through her own venture: cyberclaire.com. Claire will be running group and 1:1 training programmes for professionals who want to understand more about cyber risk and cyber insurance.

Key Achievements

• ACII and CISSP qualified and accredited performance coach.
• Winner of Team Leader of the Year Award, Women in Insurance Awards 2019
• Trailblazer Award Nominee, Women in Insurance Awards 2020.
• Winner of the Chubb Insurance Prize for Risk Management, 2014.