Notes from the IAPP, Oct. 7, 2022

Greetings from Portsmouth, New Hampshire!

U.S. privacy folks have waited with bated breath for U.S. President Joe Biden to drop the executive order fulfilling the U.S. commitments to standing up EU-U.S. data flows under the Data Privacy Framework. The wait ended earlier Friday and the IAPP has you covered with a rundown of stakeholder reactions and initial

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Post-Roe v. Wade privacy: Health care providers and businesses that process personal information face serious procedural questions and shifts following the U.S. Supreme Court's rulemaking plans as FTC Commissioner Rebecca Kelly Slaughter returns to P.S.R. for remarks. There is an intriguing panel featuring FTC Division of Privacy and Identity Protection Assistant Director Mark Eichorn sitting down with a plaintiff's lawyer, a compliance lawyer and Netflix Director of Data Privacy and Security Jack Yang to discuss the future of U.S. privacy regulatory framework.

IAPP Editorial Director Jedidiah Bracy, CIPP, Staff Writer Alex LaCasse and I are headed to Austin to cover the news as it breaks. If you're attending, don't hesitate to seek us out and give us a hearty hello. We love connecting with and hearing from our readers.