Privacy and Cybersecurity March 2017 Events

By Food Law Blog on March 2, 2017

Please join us for our March 2017 Privacy and Cybersecurity Events.

March 2

Privacy Women Showcase Julie Brill will be speaking at a NY Bar Association event on “Careers in Privacy.” Location: New York, New York

March 14

Connected Car Technologies and Trends Tim Tobin will speak on “Protecting the Connected Car” at Automotive Megatrends’ Connected Car Detroit 2017. Location: Dearborn, Michigan

March 14

The Fundamentals of GDPR Eduardo Ustaran will run a “GDPR Bootcamp” at IAPP’s Europe Data Protection Intensive 2017. Location: London

March 15

Brexit, Article 29, and the ePrivacy Directive: The Changing Privacy Landscape Eduardo Ustaran will speak on “Keeping Up with EU Privacy: Never-Ending Drama” at IAPP’s Europe Data Protection Intensive 2017. Location: London

March 16

Global Data Privacy Harriet Pearson will be speaking on “Data Privacy: International and Cross Border Issues” at the 21st Annual Corporate Counsel Institute. Among the topics to be addressed are the GDPR, Privacy Shield, CBPRs, and employee vs. customer/third party data. Location: Georgetown University Law Center, Washington, D.C.

March 16

Brexit’s Impact on the GDPR and the Media Eduardo Ustaran will keynote on “The Impact of Brexit on the GDPR” at The Brand Safety Summit’s What Exactly Is Brand Safety? Location: London

March 20

Risks and Benefits of the Digital Revolution Julie Brill will be speaking on “The ‘World’ Wide Web?” at the Princeton Fung Forum’s Society 3.0+: Can Liberty Survive the Digital Age? Topics include how different cultures prioritize and interpret what is and is not acceptable in the digital world and the narrowing distinction between state actors and private corporations. Location: Berlin, Germany

March 20

Cybersecurity, Privacy, and Medical Devices Marcy Wilder will speak on “Cybersecurity and Medical Devices” at the Hogan Lovells U.S. Medical Device Forum. Location: Tel Aviv, Israel

March 23

Privacy Practitioners Tim Tobin will moderate a panel of privacy practitioners at the Berkeley Center for Law & Technology’s 6th Annual Privacy Law Forum: Silicon Valley. Location: Palo Alto, California

March 24

Cybersecurity in Higher Education Allison Bender was invited to speak on “Cybersecurity Issues” at the 2017 Winter Legal Meeting of the National Council of Higher Education Resources, a trade association for student lending, finance, consumer protection, compliance, and loan servicing and collections. Location: Washington, D.C.

March 29

German Data Protection Act & ePrivacy Stefan Schuppert and Martin Pflüger will be participating in a compliance breakfast on “Privacy Compliance: Draft BDSG New, Draft ePrivacy Directive.” Location: Hogan Lovells’ office in Munich

March 29

Global Privacy and Data Protection Julie Brill will lead a Fireside Chat with UK Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham. Topics will include an in-depth look at GDPR, Brexit, and convergence in data protection standards. Location: Hogan Lovells’ office in Washington, D.C.

March 29	What New TCPA Rules Mean for Utilities Mark Brennan will lead a session on “Complying with the TCPA” at KUBRA’s iConnect 2017. Location: San Diego, California
March 30	Cross Border Privacy and Cybersecurity Julie Brill will speak on “Data Protection: Global Convergence or Roads Diverged?,” along with UK Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham, at the ABA’s Antitrust Law 2017 Spring Meeting. Location: Washington, D.C.
March 30	Data Security, Storage, and Integration Allison Bender was invited to speak as a panelist on The Knowledge Group’s Maintaining Effective and Efficient Multicloud Data Storage Strategies: 2017 Updates LIVE Webcast. Location: Online
March 31	Women in Cyber: Cybersecurity, HIPAA, and Protecting Patients’ Data and Medical Devices from Hackers Allison Bender will speak on “Securing the Medical and Health Internet of Things” at IAPP’s Inside Job “Securing Medical Devices and Health Records.” Location: Washington, D.C.

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