ISACA Digital Videos
Experience ISACA through our lens. Explore our educational content, ISACA news and events, in-depth interviews with experts in cybersecurity, IT audit, governance and so much more, plus a link to ISACA’s audio podcast—all right here. Press play and you are on your way.
Enabling Digital Trust through Canada's Digital Charter
160 Views • 1 year ago
Data are the lifelines of a digital economy. They drive innovation, enabling cutting-edge research and next-generation technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, and the Internet of things (IoT). But these opportunities introduce new sources of risk that must be managed appropriately. Canadians are raising important questions such as, “How will personal data be used?” and “What controls are in place to safeguard privacy and security?” To encourage innovation within the digital economy while managing this risk, the Government of Canada has established the need for digital trust between citizens and organizations as an enabler by implementing a Digital Charter. As the Canadian government cites, “Trust is the foundation on which our digital and data-driven Canadian economy will be built.” This digital trust is defined by the “confidence that users have in the ability of people, technology, and processes to create a secure digital world. Tune into this ISACA Podcast as the Acting Director of Internal Assurance at the Office of Enterprise Risk & Assurance of the University of British Columbia (UBC), Mary Carmichael, join’s ISACA’s Safia Kazi to explore topics including what is the Digital Charter and how it supports digital trust; what are critical elements of the Digital Charter (e.g., AI Ethics, Privacy, Principles for the Digital Economy); what are the implications for organizations and the public. To read Mary’s full-length article, visit https://www.isaca.org/enabling-digital-trust-with-canadas-digital-charter. To listen to more ISACA podcasts, visit https://www.isaca.org/podcasts.
View More