How to Manage Data Security in a BIM Environment

Baker Baynes in Collaboration with Andersen

In the legal segment of this webinar series, Keshia Manolios – Director in the Dispute Resolution practice – and Marco Schepers – Director in the Commercial practice – at Andersen in South Africa discuss data security and privacy compliance related to BIM technology.

From site security and supply chains to the growing use of BIM, construction companies, contractors and all other role players in the BIM environment are holding and sharing more information than ever. Naturally with this comes growing awareness around data management and security, specifically in light of POPIA and cyber-security threats.

This session will focus on the importance of data security and privacy for organisations using BIM technology and strategies to help you to protect your BIM digital assets from the risk of misuse, loss, unintentional disclosure, or theft of information.

EVENT AGENDA
Open & Welcome
Introduction to the BIM Risk Management Series
How to Manage Data Security in a BIM Environment
BIM & Data Security Survey
Questions & Answer Session

SPEAKER HIGHLIGHTS

Marco Schepers
Director – Corporate, Mergers & Acquisitions

Marco specialises in Corporate and Commercial Law, Mergers and Acquisitions and Regulatory Compliance. His experience includes advising clients on private equity transactions, corporate restructuring, corporate governance, commercial advice and litigation, as well as regulatory affairs with a focus on data protection and privacy (including the Protection of Personal Information Act and the General Data Protection Regulation).

Keshia Manolios
Director – Commercial Litigation

Keshia specialises in Commercial Litigation, Dispute Resolution and Business Restructuring & Insolvency. Keshia has extensive experience in dispensing legal advice in the oil and gas industry and various other industries including mining, construction, renewable energy, insurance, logistics, software development, interior design as well as in manufacturing and trade.