Page 255 - Cyber Defense eMagazine Annual RSA Edition for 2024

The Future of Data Collection

The potential regulatory implications of data collection necessitate a comprehensive approach to
ensuring data privacy, compliance and protection. As such, organizations need to place greater emphasis
on the responsibility they hold to protect and value individual privacy. Over time, as more data privacy
regulations loom, organizations can leverage AI as a helping hand in the regulatory environment, joining
the two together to help monitor themselves correctly. As AI continues to reshape digital norms, agility in
adapting to an ever-morphing legal landscape will become a key determinant of survival and success.

About the Author

Boris Khazin is Global Head of Digital Risk
Management/Governance, Risk and Compliance at EPAM
Systems, where he is passionate about providing solutions that
deliver business value and exist at the intersection of people,
processes and systems.

Mr. Khazin has more than 20 years of management, consulting and
product development experience in the financial services and
fintech sectors. During his tenure at EPAM, he has led several
GRC, business intelligence, enterprise analytics and organizational
capability/maturity assessments to help clients identify, define and
prioritize frameworks that guide them toward a desired future state.
From this, he has developed a keen understanding of opportunities
and challenges that arise when organizations adapt to change. Previously, Mr. Khazin worked at multiple
financial firms, including UBS, S&P and Bloomberg. He was also an Investment Oversight Officer at TD
Ameritrade.

Mr. Khazin has a Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Economics from Pennsylvania State University and
an MBA from Pace University. Company website https://www.epam.com/

255