Own Company is a pioneer in the field of analytics and data management solutions.

The company is dedicated to providing businesses with insights that can be put into practice, and as such, it provides a wide range of services that are designed to satisfy the various demands of contemporary businesses.

Experts from Own Company and PayU will explore SaaS data protection in fintech and discuss possible approaches for the future months in a webinar that FinTech Magazine is hosting.

Participants will gain knowledge about data protection, shared responsibility in cloud security, and how Own Company may assist businesses in becoming ready for the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) for SaaS.

In the midst of a complicated regulatory environment, this is a fantastic chance for businesses to strengthen their financial data and guarantee compliance.

About the speakers

Eoghan Casey, Vice President of Cybersecurity and Product Development at Own Company, will be speaking during this informative webinar. His research and teaching focus are on digital forensics and cyber investigations.

With a focus in smartphone forensics and data breach investigations, Eoghan can provide a wealth of expertise leading intricate investigations. In reaction to security breaches, he uses digital forensics to ascertain the source, kind, and scope of computer invasions.

His main areas of interest include digital forensics education for STEM subjects, knowledge reuse and reasoning systems, smartphone and Internet of Things forensics, and finding connections and patterns in cyber investigations.

Chief Data Officer of PayU Keren Ben Zvi will be making a contribution on the company's behalf.

As an expert in ML, data architecture, and business analytics, Keren has over 17 years of expertise turning data into real business value.

She has led different teams in a variety of industries over the past few decades, including product delivery, social media, financial data, and data analytics. She has held a number of Vice President of Data positions.

In addition to volunteering for the Women in Industry Program, Keren lectures at several colleges and academic institutions, sharing her extensive expertise and experience in data analysis.