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Cyber Security for Procurement Professionals
02 August 2017 Emma Keenan, Procurement Specialist
Online security is a real and present threat to both public and private sector organisations. Preventing attack, protecting your data, and mitigating risk are key to managing your organisation’s privacy and security, safeguarding your own data and ensuring the security of confidential client information. CIPS have worked with HM Government to create a 75 minute elearning guide that gives an introduction to Cyber Security, how you can manage Cyber Risk in a procurement role and how best to protect commercially sensitive information. The learning is free and can be accessed here.
In related news, a paper on the GDPR, which will replace the Data Protection Act on 25th May 2018, will be available from us in the next few days.
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02 August 2017 
Emma Keenan, Procurement Specialist
