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The evolving regulatory landscape, from GDPR in Europe to fragmented data protection laws across Africa, presents obstacles and opportunities for cross-border investigations. Organisations must navigate jurisdictional nuances, ensure lawful data transfers and address ethical concerns around personal data handling – all while leveraging new technologies, like AI.
Join host Joyce Nkini-Iwisi as she speaks with experts Amanda Shivamba and Adam Garside about the intersection of data privacy and investigations. They explore the impact of evolving regulations, the role of AI in compliance, and practical strategies for managing global data flows.
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