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Beyond the Bounce with PwC Canada #2: Jennifer Johnson and Sajith Nair on cybersecurity’s coming of age
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Are organizations doing enough to protect their data—and their clients’ trust? PwC cyber risk experts Saj Nair and Jenn Johnson discuss CEO/CIO strategies, budgets, and why simplicity matters.
This is the second episode of Beyond the Bounce, a three-part mini-series from The Conference Board of Canada and PwC. Read the Canadian findings from PwC’s 24th Annual Canadian CEO Survey at https://www.pwc.com/ca/ceosurvey.
Privacy, safety, reliability, and fraud—Explore PwC’s Global Digital Trust Insights survey:
https://www.pwc.com/dti2022 and access their Digital Resilience Centre.
About our guests:
Sajith Nair leads PwC’s National Cybersecurity, Privacy & Financial Crime practice, which involves cybersecurity, privacy, fraud, anti-money laundering, sanctions, forensics, and crisis management. He is regularly sought after by clients for presenting complex cybersecurity concepts in plain language to executives, boards, and audit committees. Saj is passionate about gender diversity in the cybersecurity profession and is the partner sponsor for SheProtects (PwC’s forum for women in cybersecurity, privacy and financial crime).
Jennifer Johnson the CP&FC Hot Topic Markets Leader for PwC Canada. Jenn has also previously held other leadership roles in PwC Canada, including National Financial Services Industry Leader and National Risk Assurance practice leader. Jenn has over 22 years of experience in Operational and Tech Risk, including her first 10 years with PwC US. She and her wife, Ashleigh, have 3 kids and 2 dogs.
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