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In March 2016, the UK Government announced that it would make changes to the UK immigration rules. This followed on from the review undertaken by the Migration Advisory Committee (“MAC”). At the time, it was indicated that the intended changes would come into force in two tranches. The first tranche of changes was anticipated to come into force in the autumn of 2016, with the second tranche, to follow in or around April 2017.

Published earlier this year, the first-of-its-kind Government Cyber Security Strategy set out a roadmap to make all public bodies across the UK “resilient to known vulnerabilities and attack methods” by the end of this decade. This webinar, hosted by PublicTechnology and Egress, explores how this ambition can be achieved. Watch on demand and hear from David Lovell, government cyber strategy and policy lead, Government Security Group, Cabinet Office; Steven Furnell, professor of cyber security, Nottingham University; and Jack Chapman, VP of Threat Intelligence at Egress, reflect on whether the policy document sets the right targets and the right course to reach the strategy's goals.

GovDocs hosted our quarterly webinar March 7, featuring special guest Dan Prokott, partner at Faegre Baker Daniels LLP, who discussed how the Trump Administration’s first year – as well as the term’s next three years – impacts labor employment law.

Watch this webinar where we will highlight how you can transform public services through Digital Process Automation, empowering both your own people and your service users by automating decisions and tasks to drive efficiencies.