web02.fireside.fm Wed, 15 Apr 2026 11:51:57 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) TransUnion Business Insights - Episodes Tagged with “Contingency Planning” https://transunion-uk-podcast.fireside.fm/tags/contingency%20planning Thu, 10 Aug 2023 09:30:00 +0100 Get an insider’s view into data, business strategies and trust. In each episode, industry experts join us to discuss key talking points in the world of technology. We’ll share new insights and perspectives on topics, such as how fraud is challenging FinTech growth; ways to develop award-winning, consumer-centric lending platforms; or the product set needed to optimise customer onboarding. You’ll learn more about the inner workings of TransUnion — one of the world’s leading insights and analytics companies — and how we bring our purpose of Information for Good® to life for individuals and communities. en-gb episodic Data, Strategies and Trust TransUnion Get an insider’s view into data, business strategies and trust. In each episode, industry experts join us to discuss key talking points in the world of technology. We’ll share new insights and perspectives on topics, such as how fraud is challenging FinTech growth; ways to develop award-winning, consumer-centric lending platforms; or the product set needed to optimise customer onboarding. You’ll learn more about the inner workings of TransUnion — one of the world’s leading insights and analytics companies — and how we bring our purpose of Information for Good® to life for individuals and communities. no data, software, fintech, business strategy, banking, e-commerce, fraud, customer experience, open banking, data breach, business strategy, B2B TransUnion catherine.westwood@transunion.com Responding to a Data Breach: Managing the Clock and Your Reputation https://transunion-uk-podcast.fireside.fm/responding-to-a-data-breach 5221f980-9082-48ea-93ad-95aa45647931 Thu, 10 Aug 2023 09:30:00 +0100 TransUnion full TransUnion In this episode we’ll run through how you can effectively plan for a data breach and what a ‘gold standard’ response activity should look like. As Benjamin Franklin framed it: Failing to prepare, is preparing to fail. 34:01 no In this episode, Mark Read, head of data breach solutions at TransUnion UK, talks to George Chaisty, a partner at the legal firm Kennedys Law LLP. George is part of Kennedys’ cyber and data risk team, and advises clients on a broad range of cyber incidents including ransomware and business email compromises. Using our recently published e-book Data Breach for Businesses (https://www.transunion.co.uk/lp/breach-ebook) as a starting point, Mark quizzes George on the current cyber threats facing businesses and what processes and resources need to be considered when building a robust data breach plan. Additionally, George identifies some of the common mistakes businesses make in their response actions. Key talking points in this podcast revolve around reputation management, supporting consumers and the timeframe you have to act within. We’ve recorded this podcast to provide a blueprint for professionals who are responsible for their organisation's data breach plan. The episode offers an in-depth explanation of what resources, teams and services go into making a robust data breach response. For those working in the industry and familiar with the topic, it can either validate your approach or offer nuggets of new and useful information. And for those tasked with developing a plan from scratch, it can hopefully provide a template for you to follow as you begin to document your process. data breach, contingency planning, business processes, data breach template, business strategy, cybercrime, reputation management, B2C, B2B, law, digital trust, strategy In this episode, Mark Read, head of data breach solutions at TransUnion UK, talks to George Chaisty, a partner at the legal firm Kennedys Law LLP. George is part of Kennedys’ cyber and data risk team, and advises clients on a broad range of cyber incidents including ransomware and business email compromises.

Using our recently published e-book Data Breach for Businesses as a starting point, Mark quizzes George on the current cyber threats facing businesses and what processes and resources need to be considered when building a robust data breach plan. Additionally, George identifies some of the common mistakes businesses make in their response actions. Key talking points in this podcast revolve around reputation management, supporting consumers and the timeframe you have to act within.

We’ve recorded this podcast to provide a blueprint for professionals who are responsible for their organisation's data breach plan. The episode offers an in-depth explanation of what resources, teams and services go into making a robust data breach response. For those working in the industry and familiar with the topic, it can either validate your approach or offer nuggets of new and useful information. And for those tasked with developing a plan from scratch, it can hopefully provide a template for you to follow as you begin to document your process.

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Using our recently published e-book Data Breach for Businesses as a starting point, Mark quizzes George on the current cyber threats facing businesses and what processes and resources need to be considered when building a robust data breach plan. Additionally, George identifies some of the common mistakes businesses make in their response actions. Key talking points in this podcast revolve around reputation management, supporting consumers and the timeframe you have to act within.

We’ve recorded this podcast to provide a blueprint for professionals who are responsible for their organisation's data breach plan. The episode offers an in-depth explanation of what resources, teams and services go into making a robust data breach response. For those working in the industry and familiar with the topic, it can either validate your approach or offer nuggets of new and useful information. And for those tasked with developing a plan from scratch, it can hopefully provide a template for you to follow as you begin to document your process.

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