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Climate change has been a concern for a number of years, but recent events including the hottest summer on record, forest fires in the Amazon and the loss of a glacier have fuelled a desire for immediate action. From government officials attempting to introduce new parliamentary agreements to concerned citizens committing acts of civil disobedience, individuals have united to highlight the problems facing the planet.

When things go wrong, it’s often easier to try and pass the buck than hold your hands up and accept your shortcomings. To many employees, the burden of cybersecurity and its looming threat often seem like someone else’s problem, but to keep your organisation safe that simply can’t be the case.

Wales is known for many things: Snowdonia, rarebit and Tom Jones to name but a few. It’s also becoming a household name in the tech sector as a place to find reasonable office space, innovative start-ups and talent.

Many dream of reaching the top of the business ladder: the C-Suite. For those from a technology or data background, it seems the route to the top table has become a bit easier. Tech and data-driven roles have become more prevalent, notably the role of Chief Digital Officer and Chief Data Officer. Digital transformation doesn’t just apply to organisations but also their senior management, it seems.