With open banking handing the reigns over data back to the customer, this is an exciting time for the financial sector. However, despite Open Data promising to revive the customer experience, 51% of respondents still stated they would be unlikely to share their financial data, even if it led to products and services more suited to them. It is clear that there remains a challenge in ensuring that data sharing doesn't lead to an increase in fraud, privacy breaches and inappropriate use of data and undermining of transparency and innovation in the sector. Join us at the Customer Data Privacy and Protection Summit taking place on the 4 - 5 September in Melbourne to hear from 16+ thought leaders on how they are addressing customer privacy and protection to minimise risks, increase trust and boost retention. Case studies include: NAB's practical insights into they are responding to the Notifiable Data Breach Scheme from a business perspective. Allianz's strategic session on how you can build a culture of self-awareness and self-reporting to eliminate the complexity of human errors. UniSuper's case study on their sustainable and proactive security approaches with a people-led governance framework to mitigate risks. If you are interested to find out more on the summit including key sessions, speakers and networking opportunities please view the agenda here. Register now and join your peers from NAB, Telstra, NIB, BT Financial Group, The Department of Finance and Innovation and more!