In an era dominated by digital advancements, the protection of sensitive financial information is paramount. Our information is increasingly vulnerable, and we are in the precarious spot of having our business and personal data exposed—whether we like it or not. However, attempts to regulate activities on the internet through territorial jurisdiction will be problematic because cyberspace and e-commerce are inherently international. What are the implications of this for industry and commerce and what does this mean for the accounting profession?
Course ID: CIAP
Cybersecurity Implications for the Accounting Profession
Learning Objectives
After completing this workshop, you will be able to:
- Recognize how the internet is structured and how it is governed.
- Interpret how legal changes may impact the approach companies take to secure, store, utilize, and retain PPI.
- Apply the core principles of GDPR and their application to financial data protection.
Major Topics
- Learn how the architecture of the internet impacts cybersecurity practices in the accounting profession.
- The significance of safeguarding Personal Identifiable Information (PII) in accounting.
- General Data Protection Regulation (GDRP) framework and its relevance to accounting practices.
- The Changing legal landscape in the United States
Advanced Preparations
None
Who Should Attend
All CPAs, CGMAs, and finance professionals that want to learn more about cybersecurity risks and the changing regulatory landscape.
Fields of Study
Information TechnologyPrerequisites
None