• Digital Trust Manager, the new online platform, provides organisations with self-service, on demand access to PwC’s expertise  
  • Assess - Digital Trust Manager’s first module - offers self-assessments to gauge an organisation’s maturity across key risk areas, with bespoke recommendations for improvement

Dubai, UAE: Today, for the first time, PwC Middle East launches its innovative, new platform, Digital Trust Manager. An intelligent, self-service, on demand digital platform, Digital Trust Manager offers a suite of tools to improve an organisation’s approach to digital risk. Digital Trust Manager is built on PwC’s proprietary methodologies and frameworks as well as international standards, providing organisations with cost effective access to the firm’s expertise.

In the midst of today’s digital revolution, new technologies and ways of using them are constantly emerging. But with new technologies come new risks - and organisations need to be agile in their response. Digital Trust Manager empowers organisations to take control of their key digital risk areas.

The platform will be frequently updated with new modules to reflect evolving risk environments, and ensure that organisations actively manage their risk profile.

Assess, the first module of the platform, offers a range of self-assessments to gauge an organisation’s maturity across key risk areas including data privacy, business continuity management, cloud and corporate governance. Visualised through interactive dashboards and automated reports, the platform identifies solutions using industry standards and international best practice, providing bespoke recommendations for improvement. 

Matthew White, Partner, Digital Trust Leader at PwC Middle East noted: “At PwC, we are continuously evolving - expanding our technical offerings and growing our capabilities. The launch of Digital Trust Manager means that we can meet our clients’ demands for more digitally enabled experiences, whilst helping them address their approach to digital risk. The platform will also enable a broader profile of organisations to benefit from the cumulative expertise and experience of our teams, without the need for on-site consultants.”

Mohamed Elborno, Partner, Head of Assurance at PwC Middle East continued: “The development and launch of Digital Trust Manager is our response to the changing way in which our clients want to do business. This new platform truly represents the future of digital assurance, and I am very proud that we will be able to support clients in this new, innovative way.” 

Initially offered free of charge, Digital Trust Manager will continue to evolve to offer a fully fledged array of tools and modules utilising innovative technologies such as artificial intelligence and automation to support compliance, AI bias detection, data anonymisation and business continuity management, amongst others.

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About Digital Trust Manager

Digital Trust Manager is an intelligent, self-service, on demand digital platform from PwC, providing secure access to a suite of tools to improve organisations’ approach to digital risk.

Initially launching with the Assess module, Digital Trust Manager will evolve to offer a full complement of tools, supporting compliance, AI bias detection and data anonymisation - amongst others - utilising innovative technologies such as artificial intelligence and automation. 

Digital Trust Manager: Assess

Assess is the first module of Digital Trust Manager. It offers a range of self-assessments to gauge an organisation’s maturity across key risk areas. The gaps in maturity are identified using industry standards and best practices, and bespoke recommendations are provided to address them. 

With interactive dashboards and automated bespoke recommendations, Digital Trust Manager: Assess is pioneering a new approach to addressing organisations’ risk profile.

Assessments offered:

  • Business continuity management
  • Cloud readiness
  • Corporate governance
  • Data privacy
  • Information security
  • Technology risk

About PwC

At PwC, our purpose is to build trust in society and solve important problems. We’re a network of firms in 157 countries with over 276,000 people who are committed to delivering quality in assurance, advisory and tax services. Find out more and tell us what matters to you by visiting us at www.pwc.com.

Established in the Middle East for 40 years, PwC has 22 offices across 12 countries in the region with around 5,600 people. ( www.pwc.com/me ).

PwC refers to the PwC network and/or one or more of its member firms, each of which is a separate legal entity. Please see www.pwc.com/structure  for further details.

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