IAPP Europe Data Protection Congress Online

Broadcast Date: 17 November 2020

*All sessions are available as recordings after original broadcast date.

Brought to you by OneTrust and the IAPP

Promoting a culture of trust that strengthens your brand both internally and externally is no easy feat. Identifying, monitoring and mitigating risk across your business and third parties, as well as creating policies, procedures and codes of conduct across different stakeholders and business units, require ethics to be placed at the centre of an organisation's practices.

Join us for this privacy education web conference during which we will discuss the practicalities of building an ethics and compliance programme, examining key issues around whistleblowing, third-party due diligence, data risk management and awareness training.

Host:
Dave Cohen, CIPP/E, CIPP/US, Knowledge Manager, IAPP

Panellists:
Oana Ducuta, CIPP/E, CIPP/US, DPO, 2Checkout
Andreas Klug, CIPP/E, CIPM, CPO, GVC Group
Linda Thielová, CIPP/E, CIPP/US, CIPM, Data Privacy Counsel, UK Lead, OneTrust

Free IAPP Web Conference

Release Date: 17 November 2020

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Release Date: 24 November 2020

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Coronavirus has caused substantial turmoil for people and businesses all over the globe. Governments and companies are reacting to the crisis by collecting massive amounts of personal data, including location, personal relationships, previous illnesses and travel arrangements. Big Data companies are using search terms to predict the spread of the virus, and governments are revealing personal location to alert those who were in the vicinity of an infected patient. While most companies had Business Continuity Plans for a crisis, hardly any of these were created with GDPR in mind. In this session, our expert panellists discuss the several legal implications, such as: what kind of data is required to be processed and how is it protected? How are the rights of the individuals protected, and what happens to the collected information once a global crisis is over?

Stefan Plier, CIPP/E, CIPT, FIP, Corporate DPO, Siemens Energy
Merel Schwaanhuyser, CIPP/A, CIPP/E, CIPM, Senior Compliance and Ethics Counsel, Global Data Privacy, Accenture
Marcus Sinha, Regional Senior Manager, EU Data Protection and Privacy, Amgen

Free pre-recorded Web Conference to IAPP Members; Non-members $149 USD

Broadcast Date: 24 November 2020

The GDPR sets out an ambitious unified privacy approach for the EU, but regulatory practice shows facial recognition technologies are treated differently within countries. While a UK court found it permissible for the South Wales Police to use facial data to identify individuals at a large football match, the Swedish Data Protection Authority issued a fine of around £16,500 to a school board that used cameras in a classroom with the aim of automating the registration process. Examples such as these raise concerns, ranging from privacy to equal treatment. The main issues include lack of transparency and the questionable reliability of algorithms, which could lead to a lack of concise information, biased results and discrimination. Although different jurisdictions may take different tacks, the nature of this technology is global — therefore, national lawmakers and regulators must establish a borderless approach. Hear this roundtable discuss what kind of legal framework may ensure the technology is used in a way that adequately balances concerns with the social and cultural differences among the continents.

Host:
Dave Cohen, CIPP/E, CIPP/US, Knowledge Manager, IAPP

Panellists:
Leonardo Cervera-Navas, Director, European Data Protection Supervisor
Márton Domokos, Senior Counsel, CMS
Zsuzsanna Mátrai, Regional Director, Government Affairs Lead for CEE, Microsoft
Cecilia Álvarez Rigaudias, Director, Privacy Policy, EMEA, Facebook

Free Web Conference to IAPP Members; Non-members $149 USD

Broadcast Date: 25 November 2020

*All sessions are available as recordings after original broadcast date.

Brought to you by Securys and the IAPP

You really can do well by being good. We have proof.

This summer, Securys embarked on a year-long research project to put hard figures against our thesis that privacy done well builds trust with all of your stakeholders, including customers and employees, and that this trust is repaid in quantifiable value across your whole enterprise. Join us for this privacy education web conference.

Host:
Dave Cohen, CIPP/E, CIPP/US, Knowledge Manager, IAPP

Panellists:
John Llewellyn, Partner, Llewellyn Consulting
Preston Llewellyn, Managing Partner, Llewellyn Consulting
Ben Rapp, CIPP/E, CIPM, FIP, Founder and Principal, Securys
JoAnn Stonier, CIPM, EVP, Chief Data Officer, Mastercard

Free IAPP Web Conference

Release Date: 30 November 2020

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There has been an increasing focus on organisational accountability in privacy in recent years. Accountability is being codified in new privacy laws, regulators continue to produce guidance on accountability via enforcement orders and advisory guidelines and through specific frameworks, including the UK Information Commissioner’s Office Accountability Toolkit. Over the past year, companies with mature privacy management programmes, and members of the Centre for Information Policy Leadership (CIPL), have been mapping their programmes against the CIPL Accountability Framework. This provides concrete evidence that accountability-based privacy programmes can effectively deliver compliance for organisations of all types and sizes and are demonstrable and enforceable. In this session, participating companies will discuss their journey toward creating an accountability-based privacy programme. You will hear what they have learned from the mapping exercise, how organisations can use different tools and frameworks to implement accountability and concrete examples to help you refine your own programme.

Moderator:
Bojana Bellamy, CIPP/E, President, Center for Information Policy Leadership, Hunton Andrews Kurth

Vivienne Artz, CPO, Refinitiv
Damien Kieran, CPO, Twitter
Chris Taylor, Head of Assurance, U.K. Information Commissioner’s Office

Free pre-recorded Web Conference to IAPP Members; Non-members $149 USD

Broadcast Date: 1 December 2020

*All sessions are available as recordings after original broadcast date.

Brought to you by OneTrust and the IAPP

There has been no shortage of privacy news in 2020. The California Consumer Privacy Act and Brazil's General Data Protection Law became effective and enforceable, the "Schrems II" decision invalidated the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield, Californians voted on the California Privacy Rights Act, new privacy laws were introduced or proposed in New Zealand, Dubai, and South Korea, and much more.

Join us for this privacy education web conference during which we will review what the latest changes in the global regulatory landscape mean for your privacy programme, as well as share insight predictions for what 2021 will bring.

Host:
Dave Cohen, CIPP/E, CIPP/US, Knowledge Manager, IAPP

Panelist:
Alexis Kateifides, CIPP/E, Privacy Counsel, OneTrust

Free IAPP Web Conference

Broadcast Date: 2 December 2020

*All sessions are available as recordings after original broadcast date.

Brought to you by Osano and the IAPP

The writing has been on the wall for some time: The rules surrounding third-party cookies used for online tracking, advertising efforts and even routine website functionality would have to change to accommodate evolving customer expectations of privacy. When Google announced it would phase out third-party cookies earlier this year, it seemed to signal the end had come for their use, and the online advertising industry would need to look for alternatives. But that's not entirely true. Cookies are still a viable way to gain insights and, if utilized properly, can abide by compliance requirements. Join us for this privacy education web conference to hear from industry experts.

Host:
Dave Cohen, CIPP/E, CIPP/US, Knowledge Manager, IAPP

Panelists:
Arlo Gilbert, Co-Founder and CEO, Osano
Peter McLaughlin, CIPP/US, CIPT, Partner, CulhaneMeadows
Dana Simberkoff, CIPP/US, Chief Risk, Privacy and Information Security Officer, Avepoint

Free IAPP Web Conference

Datum: 3. Dezember 2020

This session will be delivered in German.

*Alle Webkonferenzen sind als Aufzeichnungen nach der originalen Übertragung verfügbar.

In dieser rasanten sechzigminütigen Diskussionsrunde schildern deutsche DSB ihre Erfahrungen seit Einführung der DSGVO. Was waren ihre bislang größten Leistungen? Was stand ihrem Erfolg im Weg? Welche Prozesse haben sie abgeschlossen, nur um sie nach Erhalt neuer Informationen von der Organisation oder neuen Anweisungen von den Aufsichtsbehörden wiederholen zu müssen? Inwiefern unterscheidet sich der Datenschutz in der Praxis von dem in den Gesetzestexten? Das Publikum darf sich auf ähnlich lebhafte und informative Gespräche freuen wie die, die diese Sitzung schon im vergangenen Jahr zu einer der beliebtesten gemacht haben.

Jana Fuchs, CIPP/E, CIPP/US, Director and General Counsel, EMEA, EU DPO, Cerner
Sebastian Kraska, DPO, Lawyer, IITR Datenschutz
Barbara Schmitz, Chief DPO, Osram

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