According to a recent Ponemon Institute study, the cost of a data breach is on the rise. Most countries have seen an uptick in both the cost per stolen or lost record and in the average total cost of a breach over recent years; meanwhile, fewer customers remain loyal after a breach, further adding to the costs associated with such incidents. Security and privacy have never been higher up the corporate agenda.

And yet despite most firms recognizing the importance of both concerns, there remains something of a knowledge gap between organizations’ understanding of security, and their understanding of how security relates to privacy. So where do the differences lie? What is the financial impact of that lack of understanding? How do firms quantify the risks involved with a privacy breach? And what steps do they need to take to effectively protect both their customers and their business? Join this roundtable to find out…