There has been much discussion about the move to digital transactions as a more convenient way of conducting business (personally and professionally). But we know that there are security risks in digital transactions, and the move away from using cash has implications for some economies and some people; it is far from an unqualified good. In this webinar we examine the relative risks and benefits of a move from a cashless world versus a non cashless one and examine the security implications. This webinar will examine:

- What are the social implications and the impacts in security in relying less on cash?
- Who are the winners and losers in the transition to more digital than cash transactions? What are the implications for security?
- How well equipped in security to cope with this changing dynamic?

Panellists:
James Shepherd-Barron – Humanitarian Adviser at Cash Essentials, and Disaster Management Consultant
Paul Nicholls – Business Development, Oberthur Cash Protection
Andrea Nitsche – Chair at Cash Matters Org

A video and summary of this session is available here: https://www.theospas.com/2021/03/19/the-move-to-a-cashless-society-the-societal-and-security-implications/

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