Cybersecurity and Consumers' Data Protection

With the amount of data that we're putting out there, it's becoming easier to get hacked, especially when UAE is one of those leading on the digital government in the world. Mossab Hussein of SpiderSilk, Rudy Shoushany of Dxtalks, Mohammed Amine Belarbi of Project Cypher and Multimedia Journalist Salim Essaid discuss the the threats to personal data, educating companies on the need for cybersecurity, as well as its costs and regulations, and what is needed in the future to protect our data. Sign up for Step events https://stepconference.com/ Subscribe now to the Step Feed newsletter for a daily roundup of the top tech & business news https://subscribe.stepfeed.com/ _____________________ HIGHLIGHTS 3:34 - Risking our personal data 7:48 - Cost of cybersecurity breaches 16:17- The need for cybersecurity & where to start 20:42 - Government responsibility & regulations 27:35 - Individual rights & future recommendations _____________________ QUOTES "It doesn't work unless governments and governance of cybersecurity comes in." "It's becoming easier for hackers to hack us because of the amount of data that we're putting out there." "The most important part is actually the readiness factor." "Data is the new oil today." "Cybersecurity is not an option, it's not wishful thinking. It's who is not affected." "The final accountable is actually really the government." "It's always a cost, it's never a gain." "UAE is one of those leading on the digital government in the world." "If you're not paying for a service, you are the product." "It's really the regulator that can force these changes.' "The human factor is the weakest point under present software" _____________________ If you’re enjoying this podcast, please subscribe to Step Podcast and leave us a review! Spotify → https://spoti.fi/3LIG8wj Apple Podcasts → https://apple.co/3PxIXU5 Anghami → https://bit.ly/3lDKxG4 Powered by Podeo — Listen to this episode