Panelists will explore the direct impact of the ruling on privacy rights and the ways in which it has influenced—and could continue to influence—legislation and enforcement action at the state and federal levels.
The Dobbs ruling is shaping how legislators, regulators and businesses approach privacy in the US. In this session, panellists will explore how the overturning of Roe v Wade is impacting the privacy landscape.
Panelists will explore the direct impact of the ruling on privacy rights and the ways in which it has influenced—and could continue to influence—legislation and enforcement action at the state and federal levels.
Third party risk management is an essential aspect of cyber security. This panel discussion will explore how companies can develop effective strategies and fortify their defenses against cyber threats.
In this session, panelists will discuss the best appraoches for instilling a company-wide culture of data proteciton, security and compliance, getting buy-in from the board and securing an appropriate budget.
Insider threats, or the potential for unauthorized access or harm to a company’s sensitive information by its own employees, contractors, or partners, are a growing concern for businesses. This panel discussion will explore how companies can avoid and fortify against these risks.
In today’s digital landscape, companies must navigate a complex array of privacy laws and regulations. This panel discussion will explore the challenges and opportunities of managing a privacy program, and provide insights on how companies can best juggle their compliance requirements.
Where workflow automation and accountability-focused tools may have worked for privacy programs of the past, intelligence and automation is the focus for privacy programs of the future. In this session, we’ll be going over three facets of this problem.
This session will explore how DPOs can get the support, resources and information they need to build a successful privacy management programme.
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