Jonathan Armstrong of Punter Southall Law spoke with Bank Info Security about how Andy Burnham’s appointment as UK prime minister could mark the beginning of a more interventionist approach to technology regulation. Labour is likely to place greater emphasis on cybersecurity requirements in public procurement, digital sovereignty, corporate accountability and closer alignment with European Union artificial intelligence rules.
To read the article or watch the discussion, visit: Bank Info Security: Jonathan Armstrong on Labour’s Likely Shift to Sovereignty, Data Security.
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