Following the news that the Labour party has proposed a new Digital Bill of Rights, Neil Greathead from digital transformation company, BMC Software Commented below.
Neil Greathead, Vice President, Chief Customer Office, EMEA at BMC Software:
“The race for digital transformation is no longer just a key consideration for British businesses, it is in fact becoming a crucial component of how our society may grow and flourish in the future.
Achieving this robust new digital infrastructure is however no mean feat. The public sector can take key learnings from many private sector organisations, and must take measurable steps to try and secure the new generation of ‘digital citizens’. Data security must be at the heart of any digital transformation journey- the digital citizen passport scheme for example, can only thrive with the right level or encryption implemented to maintain citizen trust.
Finally, continued training and investment into the next generation of STEM talent is vital as the UK economy looks to become digital by default in the future.
Digital transformation is not a matter of ‘if’ but ‘when’ and businesses and all areas of society can benefit from this new era of change by acting today.”
Most Commented Posts
2020 Cybersecurity Landscape: 100+ Experts’ Predictions
Cyber Security Predictions 2021: Experts’ Responses
Experts’ Responses: Cyber Security Predictions 2023
Celebrating Data Privacy Day – 28th January 2023
Data Privacy Protection Day (Thursday 28th) – Experts Comments
Most Active Commenters
Recent Comments
Chat systems such as Slack and Teams need to be…
“This is a sophisticated phishing scam that will catch out…
“Cybersecurity is increasingly complex, in part, due to the interconnected…
“Unfortunately, time and time again we see NGOs, hospitals and…
As I have always said - it is verified trust…