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ENISA’s Annual Privacy Forum (APF) is to be held on the 13th and 14th June 2018 in Barcelona, in co-operation with the Polytechnic University of Catalonia (UPC) and Telefonica.
Call for papers for APF 2018 is now open. Submission until 30th of March 2018.
Papers presenting original work on the themes of data protection and privacy and their repercussions on technology, business, government, law, society and policy are invited. An inter-disciplinary approach is high in demand for APF2018 to contribute to bridging the gap between research, business models and policy, much like proposing new models and interpretations. APF2018 seeks contributions from policy makers and implementers, Data Protection Authorities, industry, consultants, NGOs and the civil society.
Student Papers. In order to promote participation of young researchers, the submission of papers by students is encouraged. These papers will be treated as thoroughly as full papers, but can be shorter and reflect novel thinking that might not have been fully elaborated just yet.
Short Papers. In addition to student papers, short papers are invited as this call is open to anyone who has a sketch of an idea, opinion or a call for collaboration.
For more information, please visit: APF2018 Call for papers.
The most comprehensive regulatory reform in a generation, Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will come into force on May 25, 2018. With a geographic scope extending far beyond the borders of Europe and a material scope reaching across all industries, GDPR affects numerous Israeli companies not only in the fields of high tech, online, mobile, cloud, and IoT but also in financial, healthcare, and telecom markets. In this session, leading global data protection experts will provide a hands-on, practical training session to help your company prepare for, implement, and comply with GDPR. The session will address the following issues and allow the participants to engage with the presenters in an extensive Q&A:
· Determining if GDPR applies to you
· Starting a data governance program and appointing a DPO
· Performing data inventory and mapping
· Ensuring legitimate bases for processing
· Understanding consent
· Conducting risk analysis and DPIA
· Enabling data subject rights
· Managing vendor relations
AGENDA
08:30-09:00
Gathering & Registration
09:00-10:00
Does GDPR apply to me?
Moderator :Omer Tene, Chief Knowledge Officer, International Association of Privacy Professionals – and Co-Founder, Israel Tech Policy Institute
Gabe Maldoff, Privacy and data protection associate – Bird & Bird LLP
Gabriela Zanfir-Fortuna, Policy Counsel – Future of Privacy Forum
10:00-11:00
Legal bases for processing and individual rights
Moderator :Jules Polonetsky, CEO, Future of Private Forum – Co-Founder, Israel Tech Policy Institute
Dr. Karolina Mojzesowicz, Deputy Head – Unit of Data Protection, European Commission
Gabriela Zanfir-Fortuna, Policy Counsel – Future of Privacy Forum
11:00-12:00
Risk analysis and DPIAs
Moderator :Omer Tene, Chief Knowledge Officer, International Association of Privacy Professionals – and Co-Founder, Israel Tech Policy Institute
Dr. Karolina Mojzesowicz, Deputy Head – Unit of Data Protection, European Commission
Gabe Maldoff, Privacy and data protection associate – Bird & Bird LLP
12:00-13:00
Light Lunch
13:00-14:00
Case studies: Issues and challenges for ad tech, connected cars and AI
Moderator :Jules Polonetsky, CEO, Future of Private Forum – Co-Founder, Israel Tech Policy Institute
Gabe Maldoff, Privacy and data protection associate – Bird & Bird LLP
Gabriela Zanfir-Fortuna, Policy Counsel – Future of Privacy Forum
14:00-15:00
GDPR blue and white: The Israeli perspective
Moderator :Omer Tene, Chief Knowledge Officer, International Association of Privacy Professionals – and Co-Founder, Israel Tech Policy Institute
Adv. Limor Shmerling Magazanik, Director of Strategic Alliances – Privacy Protection Authority
Dan Or-Hof, Adv. – Or-Hof Technology and IP law
Orly Friedman Marton, Head of Legal & Corporate Affairs – Microsoft
Israel Tech Policy Institute Together with The Privacy Protection Authority and The Future of Privacy Forum
Long known as a “Start Up Nation,” Israel is now set to mature into a “Policy Start Up Nation.” By adopting policies fit for the digital age, Israel will accelerate the export of local technologies and integration of Israeli businesses in global markets and at the same time facilitate domestic deployment of new platforms, technologies and business models. In this workshop, policymakers, academics and industry leaders discuss how Israel can best draw on the strength of its robust centers of excellence in cybersecurity, mobility, medical devices, and more to cement international relationships with global multinationals and government actors and to ensure that businesses operating in and out of Israel and continue to thrive as they grow.
AGENDA
08:30-09:00
Gathering & Registration
09:00-09:15
Welcome and Introduction
Alon Bachar, Head – Privacy Protection Authority
Jules Polonetsky, CEO, Future of Private Forum – Co-Founder, Israel Tech Policy Institute
09:15-09:35
The Future of Media in a Digital Economy
Prof. Jeff Jarvis, Professor & Director – Tow-Knight Center for Entrepreneurial Journalism, CUNY Graduate School of Journalism
09:35-09:50
A Conversation: GDPR and AI – Lessons From Paris and Brussels
Moderator :Jules Polonetsky, CEO, Future of Private Forum – Co-Founder, Israel Tech Policy Institute
Isabelle Falque-Pierrotin, President – CNIL
09:50-10:05
Beyond GDPR: Data Ethics, AI and Algorithmic Decision Making
Giovanni Buttarelli, European Data Protection Supervisor –
10:05-11:00
Taming the Golem: AI and Platform Governance
Moderator :Jules Polonetsky, CEO, Future of Private Forum – Co-Founder, Israel Tech Policy Institute
Adam Conner, Resident Fellow – Institute of Politics, Harvard University
Dr. Tehilla Shwartz Altshuler, Senior Fellow, Center for Democratic Values and Institutions – The Israel Democracy Institute
Jordana Cutler, Head of Policy – Facebook Israel
Paul F. Nemitz, Principal Advisor – Directorate General for Justice and Consumers, European Commission
11:00-12:00
GDPR
Moderator :Prof. Michael Birnhack, Associate Dean for Research, Buchman Faculty of Law – Tel-Aviv University
Cameron F. Kerry, Senior Counsel – Sidley Austin LLP
Dr. Karolina Mojzesowicz, Deputy Head – Unit of Data Protection, European Commission
Ian Evans, Managing Director – OneTrust
Jocelyn Aqua, Principal, Regulatory Privacy & Cybersecurity – PwC
12:00-13:00
Lunch
13:00-14:00
Privacy Tech (Session organized by The Privacy Protection Authority)
Moderator :Adv. Gili Basman Reingold, Chief Legal Advisor – Israeli Privacy Protection Authority
Audrey Plonk, Senior Director of Public Policy – Intel Corporation
Gil Perry, CEO – D-ID
Nimrod Vax, Co founder & Chief Product Officer – BigID
Orly Friedman Marton, Head of Legal & Corporate Affairs – Microsoft
Yossi Koren, Co-Founder and CEO – Privacy Rating
14:00-15:00
Tech Policy Start Up Nation
Moderator :Amit Ashkenazi, Legal Advisor – National Cyber Directorate, Prime Minister’s Office
Avi Licht, Former Deputy Attorney General – Ministry of Justice
Bruno Gencarelli, Head International Data Flows and Protection Unit – European Commission
Prof. Jonathan Mayer, Professor – Princeton University
Terrell McSweeny, Former Commissioner – Federal Trade Commission
15:00-15:55
The Future of Mobility
Moderator :Lauren Smith, Policy Counsel – The Future of Privacy Forum (FPF)
Adv. Limor Shmerling Magazanik, Director of Strategic Alliances – Privacy Protection Authority
Amir Freund, Chief Product Officer – Otonomo
David A. Hoffman, Associate General Counsel and Global Privacy Officer – Intel Capital
Henri Kujala, Global Data Protection Officer – HERE Technologies
15:55-16:00
Closing Remarks
Jules Polonetsky, CEO, Future of Private Forum – Co-Founder, Israel Tech Policy Institute
Omer Tene, Chief Knowledge Officer, International Association of Privacy Professionals – and Co-Founder, Israel Tech Policy Institute
Topics
Lecturers
- Early bird registration: 30 March 2018
- Standard registration: 1 June 2018
The GDPR has raised the bar with new requirements on companies to justify their use of EU personal data. And while relying on consent is not the only legal option available, it’s successfully put GDPR at the top of every inbox as consumers have been submerged in emails from companies urging them to “stay in touch” or “not miss out”. Are these emails really necessary? What do I need to include in my privacy notice or consent form? What kind of records do I need if a regulator asks?
With a divergence of opinion, consent management remains a hot topic and has generated a lot of questions and uncertainty.
- The GDPR requirements on determining the legal basis for processing
- The most recent guidance from regulators on seeking consent
- Sample consent forms, legitimate interests assessments and other best practice examples
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This workshop is led by the 2X second place winner of the Social Engineering Capture the Flag (CTF) at DEF CON. Rachel will share her preparation techniques for competing in social engineering contests and social engineering stories from the field, along with an interactive workshop on open source intelligence (OSINT) research and application methods for conducting an effective social engineering campaign. This will include a review of how social engineers conduct research through Open Source Intelligence (OSINT), and an interactive mini-OSINT CTF with prizes for the teams who find the greatest number of flags!
Rachel is the CEO & Co-founder of SocialProof Security where she helps people and companies keep their data safe by training them on social engineering risks. Rachel also was a winner two years in a row in the DEF CON hacking conference’s Social Engineering Capture the Flag contest. In her remaining spare time, Rachel works as the Chair of the Board for the nonprofit Women in Security and Privacy (WISP) where she empowers women to lead the converging fields. After she gets to inbox zero, she watches David Lynch movies with her husband named Evan and pup named Snugs.
| 31st Annual International Conference – Navigating GDPR: The art of the possible
The conference is held at St John’s College, Cambridge, where participants will enjoy the excellent refurbished facilities at the new conference centre. Come and experience a classic Cambridge college and walk across the Bridge of Sighs. This residential conference is an opportunity to enjoy a unique friendly summer school atmosphere, while mingling with a group of Data Protection Commissioners, privacy managers, specialist lawyers and academics from many countries. The conference brings you into close contact with privacy regulators, challenges conventional wisdom, offers good networking experience and provides excellent value for money. 2018 Conference themes: CPD Points: |
