Agenda 2020
08:00
Registration & Breakfast
09:00
Chair’s Opening Remarks
- Jay Cline, Privacy Leader, Principal, PwC US
Jay Cline
Understanding the Current Landscape of Statewide Privacy Regulations in Order to Prepare Effectively
States from Maine to California have recently enacted privacy, data security, cybersecurity, and data breach notification laws. Get a 360’ view of where these laws stand and what it means for your business.
- Stu Eaton, Director, Privacy and Cybersecurity, Uber
- James Koenig, Partner and Co-Chair, Privacy and Cybersecurity, Fenwick & West, LLP
Stu Eaton
James Koenig
Deciphering and Responding to the Nuances of “Personal Information” to Stay in Line with Changing Regulations and Definitions
Modern data privacy laws define “personal information” broadly as data relating to an identifiable individual. But what makes a person “identifiable,” and what techniques can be employed to de-identify data to loosen or eliminate the controls imposed by data privacy laws? This session will explore the various approaches to defining “personal information” and the implications for data analytics.
- Matt Loar | Data Protection & Privacy Counsel | CBRE
Matt Loar
10:20
Break
Building a Privacy Structure that Supports Continued Compliance
As both statewide and international privacy laws change, your organization needs a structure that will help keep your organization compliant without sacrificing growth. This structure needs to account for workflows and sift out which regulations are most relevant for your organization. During this session, you will learn strategies for building a flexible structure that can carry you from international regulations like GDPR to State-Specific regulations like CCPA to any additional regulations that emerge in the future.
- Katherine Del Gesso | Head of Global Security Compliance and Privacy | Facebook
Katherine Del Gesso
Kathy Del Gesso is the Head of Global Security Compliance and Privacy at Facebook, where she focuses on privacy and regulatory issues related to technology supporting critical global security functions. Prior to Facebook, Kathy served as the Director of Security Governance Risk and Compliance at Credit Karma, where she built the program from the ground […]
Point/Counterpoint – Taking a Intent-Driven Approach to Compliance
Not quite a debate and not quite a panel this session will offer two distinct perspectives, one of a data privacy manager and one of a legal professional on how to interpret new regulations and put new data strategies into practice.
- Boris Erlank, Global Data Privacy Manager, Chevron
Boris Erlank
12:00
Lunch
Risk Atlas: Customize Global Privacy & Security Standards for your Processes
- Manuj Lal, Director, Cybersecurity & Privacy, PwC
Manuj Lal
Understanding the benefits & challenges of using GDPR as a roadmap for CCPA Compliance
Global organizations have a small advantage when it comes to CCPA in that they have already made the adjustments necessary to comply with GDPR. It would be false, however, to assume that adhering to the one prepares you completely to adhere with other. Whitney McCollum led GDPR efforts for AECOM and will bring her expertise to bear in explaining how it can help as a roadmap for CCPA and where it could lead you astray.
- Jane Fogarty, VP & Senior Counsel, Legal, Synnex Corporation
- Whitney McCollum, Vice President, Associate General Counsel, Technology, Data Privacy & EMEA Employment, AECOM
Jane Fogarty
Jane Fogarty is an experienced in-house attorney with proven leadership skills at top global technology companies in the U.S and Asia Pacific region. She is currently Vice President, Senior Counsel at SYNNEX Corporation where she heads up compliance globally, leads an international team of lawyers, and manages litigation, M&A, corporate governance and other legal support […]
Whitney McCollum
Artificial Intelligence and International Data Protection Law
This session will discuss the emerging area of artificial intelligence, including software, applications, and Internet of Things devices, and the expected challenges in complying with international data protection laws. Specific laws discussed will include the California Consumer Protection Act (CCPA), the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and the Chinese Cybersecurity Law (CSL).
- Charlotte Tschider | Global Data Protection & Privacy | Medtronic
2:15
Break
Panel: Uncovering The Known Knowns and The Known Unknowns in State Privacy Legislation as a First Step to Action
Sometimes the best way to develop a plan of action is to clearly map out what is definitely known, what is unknown and what areas remain to be explored related to a given issue. Panelists from various roles and organizations will dissect the “black swans” related to state privacy laws.
- Holly Gion, Director, Data Privacy, Alaska Airlines
- Ray Polakovic, Privacy & Compliance Lead, Kratos Advisory
- Bryanne Schmitt, Senior Corporate Counsel, Privacy, Cybersecurity, and Compliance, The Clorox Company
Holly Gion
Ray Polakovic
Bryanne Schmitt
Interactive Activity: How to Set Your Bar for Privacy Compliance.
If you treat challenges to your privacy practices as a “we’ll cross that bridge when we come to it” issue then you are planning to be unprepared. During this interactive session our speaker will present on the process of creating one standardized privacy program that allows for deviations when required by emerging regulations. You will get to participate and share your ideas as part of the conversation so that everyone leaves with a plan for preparation.
- Jurgen Otten, Chief Privacy Officer, Vision Service Plan
Jurgen Otten
Building Products with Privacy by Design
Many organizations have found that the best way to ensure privacy compliance is to build it into all products from the ground up. If you make privacy an inherent part of your products you can breathe more easily when it comes to analyzing how those products are used.
- Charlotte Tschider, Global Data Protection & Privacy, Medtronic
04:45
Chairs Closing Remarks
- Jay Cline, Privacy Leader, Principal, PwC US
Jay Cline
5:00
Cocktail Reception
09:00
Chair’s Opening Remarks
- Jay Cline, Privacy Leader, Principal, PwC US
Balancing Compliance Investment vs Risk Exposure – Making Privacy Work for Your Company
One way to ensure complete customer privacy would be to collect no data whatsoever. That approach would, however, completely cripple most businesses and it is not the actual stated goal of most privacy laws. Somewhere between forgoing all data and facing privacy-related enforcement actions lies a sweet spot that balance compliance with risk in order to ensure your business does not lose unnecessary steam on the tracks laid by new statutes.
- JJ Bollozos | Senior Privacy Attorney | Thomson Reuters
Panel: Solving for the Ideal Solution Stack
With the increasing number of state privacy laws comes an increasing number of potential solutions designed to address these new challenges. Here from a multi-departmental (legal - tech - compliance - marketing) about how to select the right solutions to truly support and track your adherence to these new regulations.
- Derek Palmer | Associate Counsel, Privacy | Live Nation
- Joe Rosa | Privacy engineer | OneTrust
10:30
Break
Skipping Through a Mine Field: A Collaborative Approach to CCPA Implementation
When laws such as CCPA are passed, heavily regulated industries and organizations often have their hands full stepping through the new requirements in conjunction with their existing ones. It can often feel like skipping through a mine field. By working to get ahead of laws like the CCPA and developing a collaborative approach to implementation, organizations can manage their pain points and move forward with cautious confidence.
- Patricia Dickerson, Director, Awareness, Training and Program Effectiveness, Sutter Health
- Tracy Rubino, Privacy and Information Security Officer, Special Projects, Sutter Health
Patricia Dickerson
Patricia Dickerson joined Sutter Health in 2016 to build out the privacy and information security regulatory team. She currently serves as the Director of Awareness, Training and Program Effectiveness where she leads the development and implementation of system-wide privacy and information security awareness and training initiatives and continues to monitor state, federal, and international laws […]
Tracy Rubino
Research: Aligning Business Priorities Around Privacy for Lasting Compliance
Now that you have spent the conference learning all about the importance of creating a strategy for privacy compliance, you face the challenge of translating this knowledge to your fellow business leaders back in the office. Paige Bartley has conducted some intensive research around the best approaches to align business values around privacy. She will close out the conference by sharing her insights into these approaches so that you leave ready to turn your learnings into actions.
- Paige Bartley, Senior Analyst, Data, AI, and Analytics, 451 Research
Paige Bartley
Paige is a Senior Analyst for the Data, AI and Analytics research channel at 451 Research, covering core data management and data governance topics. She has experience covering a broad range of technologies and themes including data privacy, compliance, data ethics, analytics, self-service enablement, data access, data integration, and data policy management. In her current […]
11:55
Chairs Closing Remarks
- Jay Cline, Privacy Leader, Principal, PwC US
12:00
End of Day
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