Enterprise Ireland eBusiness Unit -- Podcast: Keeping Your Data Safe
Enterprise Ireland eBusiness Unit Podcast: Keeping Your Data Safe
Welcome to the latest podcast from Enterprise Ireland's eBusiness Unit. In this podcast we talked to two experts in the field of data on two key topics: what you can and should do with data, and, of equal importance, how to keep it safe. Our guests were Gary Davis, the Deputy Commissioner from the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner and Paul Durrant, General Manager for the Internet Service Providers Association of Ireland.
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transcript of this podcast can be downloaded or viewed here (90kb).
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Welcome to the latest podcast from Enterprise Ireland's eBusiness Unit. In this podcast we talked to two experts in the field of data on two key topics: what you can and should do with data, and, of equal importance, how to keep it safe. Our guests were Gary Davis, the Deputy Commissioner from the Office of the 
Below
we have the full podcast which you can listen to directly through
your web browser. We've also broken out separate sections of the discussion
to make it easier if you have a slow internet connection. You can
also simply click and download individual MP3s you wish to listen
to or place on an MP3 player. 