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The UK Government’s Cyber Governance Code of Practice puts boards at the centre of your organisation’s cyber resilience. This isn’t just an IT issue anymore. With cyber threats escalating, the responsibility to prepare, respond, and recover now sits squarely with the board.

In our recent webinar series "AI – Getting it right", experts from across Walker Morris discussed several different ways that the technology is changing what organisations think and do. This article provides an outline of the series and helpful resources.

Matthew Lingard from our Technology & Digital team looks at AI in the food and drink industry and how it can help meet sustainability needs.

Almost 12 months ago and shortly after welcoming in the New Year, Sally Mewies and Luke Jackson from our Technology & Digital Group gave their predictions for what to look out for in 2022.

Introduced by our Head of Technology & Digital, Sally Mewies, this webinar features a discussion amongst a panel of experts providing their top tips for leveraging the data in your business to gain a competitive advantage whilst remaining on the right side of data protection law.

Walker Morris Venture Capital and Technology & Digital experts Michael O’Halloran and Matthew Lingard attended to connect with established practitioners and hear from a new generation of disruptors about emerging opportunities in this space.

This edition covers data reform, national security assessments, the crackdown on Big Tech, crypto turmoil, and much more.

This edition covers digital assets and the courts, IP implications of new technologies, electronic signatures, vertical farming, and much more.

Tomorrow’s world, today. The groundbreaking automations powering industry worldwide.

Confused by the terminology? Sally Mewies, Head of Walker Morris’ Technology & Digital Group, explains what a smart legal contract is and sets out some of the practical legal considerations for commercial parties to keep in mind.

As the digital world evolves, terms such as NFTs, smart contracts and blockchain are making their way into the mainstream but what do these terms actually mean? And how can they benefit you, your work or your company?