At Grant Thornton, we are committed to supporting the Public Sector through the sharing of knowledge and insights.

As part of the first webinar in our ‘Public Sector: Audit, Risk and Governance’ series, we will be exploring data, which has been an ongoing focus area for audit, risk and governance practitioners.

In this webinar, we will discuss ways to better govern your data, handle data breaches, and showcase an innovative process mining tool that will support data-driven internal audits and provide deeper insights to stakeholders.

Join our experts Daniel Farthing, Matthew Green, Prakash Wilson, and Maarten de Rooij as they discuss:

  • Data Governance – How to ensure data risk is effectively managed to unlock audit use cases
  • Process Mining Data Analytics Tools – enabling data-driven audits to assess compliance, risk, and improve process efficiencies
  • Data Breaches - How to avoid them, what to look for and how to respond
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