Digital strategy priorities and the cybersecurity underpinning them: Kate Hurr interview

User-centred service design, automation, AI, and inclusion are key strands of a “big” digital transformation agenda at Cumberland Council – underpinned by a major focus on cybersecurity.

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Kate Hurr, chief technology officer/assistant director - digital innovation and ICT at the council, tells Room151 that a “heavy focus” on cybersecurity is needed

Digital strategy priorities and the cybersecurity underpinning them: Kate Hurr interview

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