Tendai Banda Jangara
Tendai's interest is in the field of cybersecurity with focus on data protection and privacy law and risk management in emerging technologies, particularly cloud computing.
She will commence her LLD studies with the University of Pretoria in January 2016 and her proposed topic for her LL D research is, 'Privacy, the protection of personal information and transborder cloud computing: An EU perspective and a South African regulatory and policy framework.'
Supervisors: Prof CM van Heerden
She will commence her LLD studies with the University of Pretoria in January 2016 and her proposed topic for her LL D research is, 'Privacy, the protection of personal information and transborder cloud computing: An EU perspective and a South African regulatory and policy framework.'
Supervisors: Prof CM van Heerden
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Five preeminent emerging risks associated with cloud data storage include data location, security, privacy, legal compliance and the cloud service providers themselves. Because of their role as assurance providers, with knowledge about organisational strategy, processes and operations, internal auditors are found to be uniquely positioned within companies to assist effectively with risk management as required by The Institute of Internal Auditors’ International Standards for the Professional Practice of Internal Auditing and the corporate governance standards presented in King III. Internal auditors have been shown to be able to assist in mitigating each of the five emerging risks through their effective auditing of contracts, policies, procedures and controls, which ultimately results in effective
advice and assurance for boards, management and stakeholders.
Five preeminent emerging risks associated with cloud data storage include data location, security, privacy, legal compliance and the cloud service providers themselves. Because of their role as assurance providers, with knowledge about organisational strategy, processes and operations, internal auditors are found to be uniquely positioned within companies to assist effectively with risk management as required by The Institute of Internal Auditors’ International Standards for the Professional Practice of Internal Auditing and the corporate governance standards presented in King III. Internal auditors have been shown to be able to assist in mitigating each of the five emerging risks through their effective auditing of contracts, policies, procedures and controls, which ultimately results in effective
advice and assurance for boards, management and stakeholders.