2022 Highlights
Lots of Great Insights from the CNIL and the EDPB
We were excited to see two hundred and fifty people at our third annual IAPP Data Protection Intensive: France 2022 in Paris!
In her keynote address, CNIL President Marie-Laure Denis outlined strategic priorities for the next two years. Regulators from the CNIL and EDPB talked about the questions raised by ‘Schrems II’ on data access in Europe, how the CNIL will maintain a strong line on consent, how the EDPB is working on fines, dark patterns, blockchain, and more.
There was also much discussion about international data transfers, the Google Analytics decision and how great everyone looked in 3D.
If you would like to gain all the learning and networking benefits of experiencing IAPP Data Protection Intensive: France 2023 in person, we would love to see you there.
Access 2022 Presentations
Sponsor Handouts
All sponsor handouts are provided in digital format, highlighting the latest data protection products and services. You can access the handouts conveniently by visiting iapp.org/dpifr-handouts.
Keynote Speakers
Keynote Panel
Country Leader, France, IAPP; Partner, Baker McKenzie
Marie-Laure Denis spoke about the top enforcement priorities data protection authorities are pursuing and how DPAs are working with each other and the European Data Protection Board to provide a predictable and efficient interpretation of the regulatory landscape.
Keynote Panel
Country Leader, France, IAPP; Partner, Baker McKenzie
Head of Activity for Enforcement Support and Coordination, EDPB
Head of the Secretariat, EDPB
Yann Padova, the IAPP’s Country Leader for France and Partner at Baker McKenzie, spoke with Isabelle Vereecken, Head of the Secretariat of the European Data Protection Board, and Gwendal Le Grand, Head of Activity for Enforcement Support and Coordination. They discussed the EDPB’s planned actions, with a special focus on the work that is being done to help national regulators build their capacity to enforce.
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