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Data compliance in 2024: Getting ahead of new requirements

Data compliance in 2024: Getting ahead of new requirements
 

As 2023 came to a close, new SEC cybersecurity regulations came into effect and the State of New York issued new cybersecurity regulations for financial services. The new regulations include pointed requirements for response plans in the event of a data incident. As data’s strategic value becomes more recognized, these types of regulations are expected to expand and evolve across the nation.

Clumio VP of Security, Glenn Mulvaney, is joined by SOC Specialist and Partner at Ekko Consulting Services, David Eikel, to discuss what these regulations mean in practical terms for organizations operating in highly regulated industries.

You'll hear about:

  • The key considerations for financial services organizations
  • What to expect as you plan for 2024 cybersecurity in any regulated industry
  • How the rise of generative AI will impact data compliance
  • Strategies to get ahead of regulations (and bad actors)

Presented by:

Glenn Mulvaney

VP, CloudOps & Security, Clumio

Glenn is an experienced technology leader with a 20+ year history in the Bay area. He has established, scaled, and managed organizations at startups in both consumer and enterprise software markets, and is an experienced consultant and advisor with a focus in information security, compliance programs, and DevOps methodologies.

David Eikel

Partner, Ekko Consulting Services

David is a business and Information Technology (IT) controls expert focusing on security and compliance areas including System and Organization Control (SOC) certifications. David works closely with companies obtaining their SOC certifications and is able to serve in alternating capacities either through assisting in readiness activities or, as a licensed CPA, directly completing and issuing SOC reports. David also is a registered SOC Specialist with the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) and works with peer review teams as part of the AICPA’s internal quality assurance program.