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The conference aims to inform the wide group of data privacy stakeholders for the continual evolution of the data privacy regulatory framework and to encourage the dialogue concerning the business impact of the new legislation.
New Data Privacy Regulatory Challenges
- What is the state concerning the implementation of GDPR?
- What the e-Privacy Directive deliberation reveals about the regulatory trends in Data Privacy?
- Challenges and threats in Privacy Shield and the transatlantic data flow, under the Trump US Presidency
- From WP29 to the European Data Protection Council
Redesigning the data “journey”; From consent to data governance & data mapping
- Data Mapping best practices under GDPR and the Privacy by Design suggestion
- Privacy Risk Assessment in vendors & 3rd parties
- Creating data inventories; the importance of synergies between all business functions
Data Accountability… in practice
- What are the real requirements for the DPO role; and what are the actual prerequisites for his background and expertise?
- Best practices in data privacy training, so as to enforce the accountability principle within the organization
This invite only roundtable will explore the extent to which household objects, toys, cars and personal assistants are infused with AI and connected to the cloud. We will look at the possible safety, security and privacy risks and potential harms while emphasizing the far-reaching benefits and rewards of connected homes & devices, particularly for children and young people. And there will be a discussion about the policy implications and outline existing or proposed legislation and regulation in this space on both sides of the Atlantic.
The roundtable will consider examples of industry best practice and explore areas for improvement. And we will consider what is required to inform consumers, particularly parents, of the potential risks while presenting the positives to be gained. Finally, we will look at the future of what is needed in this space to help maximize the benefits and inform governments, the media, and parents to help attendees think about practices, strategies, and messaging.
The Federal Trade Commission and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) will hold a workshop on June 28, 2017 in Washington, D.C., to examine the consumer privacy and security issues posed by automated and connected motor vehicles.
The workshop will feature opening remarks by Acting FTC Chairman Maureen K. Ohlhausen and will bring together a variety of stakeholders, including industry representatives, consumer advocates, academics, and government regulators, to discuss various issues related to connected and automated vehicles that collect data. They include:
- the types of data vehicles with wireless interfaces collect, store, transmit, and share;
- potential benefits and challenges posed by such data collection;
- the privacy and security practices of vehicle manufacturers;
- the role of the FTC, NHTSA, and other government agencies regarding privacy and security issues related to connected vehicles; and
- self-regulatory standards that might apply to privacy and security issues related to connected vehicles.
Modern motor vehicles increasingly are being equipped with technologies that enable them to access information via the Internet and gather, store and transmit data for entertainment, performance and safety purposes. Automated vehicles, vehicles with Vehicle-to-Vehicle Communications technology, and other connected vehicles (i.e. with some form of wireless connectivity) can provide important benefits to consumers and have the potential to revolutionize motor vehicle safety. At the same time, these automated and connected vehicles are expected to generate an enormous amount of data, some of which will be personal and sensitive, such as real time precise geolocation data and the contents of driver communications that result when drivers connect their mobile phones to a vehicle’s computer system. The workshop will explore the consumer privacy and security issues that automated and connected vehicles pose.
The FTC and NHTSA invite comments from the public on the topics this workshop will cover. For further information on the workshop and the public comment process, including a list of suggested questions open for comment, please see the workshop’s detailed public notice.
The workshop, which is free and open to the public, will be at the FTC’s Constitution Center, 400 7th St., SW, Washington, DC. It will be webcast live on the FTC’s website. Registration information, an agenda, directions to the FTC’s Constitution Center building, and a list of speakers will be available in the near future on the event webpage. Advance registration is not required but is strongly encouraged.
‘Trans-Atlantic data privacy relations as a challenge for democracy’, edited by Dan Svantesson and Dariusz Kloza (Intersentia, 2017) is inspired by the Snowden affaire and the fall of Safe Harbor. The book explores a wider picture of data privacy protection in relations between Europe and Americas as a challenge for democracy, the rule of law (Rechtsstaat) and fundamental rights. The book launch will take the shape of panel discussions amongst its many authors as well as invited experts. It will look into these relations through the lens of human rights protection and the role of the new data privacy law in the European Union. Michal Boni MEP will join with a keynote on the future of trans-Atlantic data privacy relations from the European Parliament’s viewpoint.
Programme is now available: http://brusselsprivacyhub.org/
Presentation of the book: http://intersentia.com/en/
The event is free to attend but capacity is limited, so registration is required. For more information please contact[email protected].
The event is jointly presented by Centre for Direct Democracy Studies, University of Bialystok; Research Group on Law, Science, Technology & Society, Vrije Universiteit Brussel; Centre for Commercial Law, Bond University in cooperation with Brussels Privacy Hub and Intersentia.
| Many privacy officers are under the impression that the GDPR requires organisations to conduct PIAs and that doing so will largely meet their GDPR compliance obligations. This is not the case. The GDPR is an accountability-based regulation and requires organisations to demonstrate compliance with all aspects of the GDPR: over 39 Articles require a technical or organisational measure to demonstrate compliance and Article 35 on data protection impact assessments is only one of them. Furthermore, DPIAs are required in only limited circumstances: when the processing is likely to result in a high risk to the rights and freedoms of natural persons.
In this webinar, learn about Nymity’s latest compliance innovation: an expert system that, when subject to GDPR, enables organisations to leverage their existing accountability mechanisms, meet their obligations under Article 30 (Records of processing activities) and, when DPIA-Triggered™, under Article 35 GDPR (Data Protection Impact Assessments). Understand how the burdensome traditional step of lengthy or incomplete questionnaires is avoided and how the solution enables organisations to carry out more data processing activities with the same data, within the boundaries of the law. In addition, you will learn how this solution provides the business a defensible position of evidenced compliance. In this webinar we will review: 1. The overlap between accountability and traditional PIA frameworks Registration Link: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3000191581952780545 |
Join us for a full problem-based learning experience. This complete one-week certification training gives you the “do’s and don’ts” and the most effective methodology to comply with GDPR requirements and perform effectively the role and tasks of a DPO. he training covers an in depth insight of the GDPR and all implementation obligations; a step-by-step model to put in place the necessary privacy compliant data protection and information security policies in your organisation; guidance in the most cost-effective and efficient ways to comply with the GDPR.
The experienced trainers in the programme follow Maastricht University’s well-known Problem Based Learning methodology: Throughout our training programme you are stimulated to actively work on real-life issues in order to acquire the skills needed to perform most effectively as a DPO in your organisation. Holding the ECPC-B certification from Maastricht University shows employers you are a knowledgeable professional who has acquired the optimal methodology to manage privacy compliance effectively and interact with the rest of your organization in the fast-changing professional environment in which you need to operate.
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We are excited to announce that registration is now open to participate in the fifth Annual Summer Course on Privacy Law and Policy organised by the Institute for Information Law (IViR) at the University of Amsterdam (UvA).
The focus of the course is on latest developments in privacy law and policy related to the internet, electronic communications, online and social media. The program will feature a distinguished faculty of European and US academics, regulators and practitioners who will investigate the EU and US legal frameworks and how they operate together.
For questions, please feel free to contact the course organiser Dr. Kristina Irion ([email protected]).
This conference will address how to ensure that the golden age of innovation does not become the dark age of information privacy. Sessions will show how the apparent car crash between innovation and privacy does not need to be a disaster. At one end of the spectrum, innovation can be the enemy of privacy and at the other end, innovation can be an enabler. This conference seeks willingness on both sides to connect with each other in a civilised manner and to find solutions
Conference Series LLC organizing splendorous Pharmaceutical conferences welcomes you to attend the 8th Global Pharmacovigilance & Drug Safety Summit to be held during July 6-8, 2017 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia focuses on the advancements in pharmacovigilance and risk management. It is a 3-day event offering the Exhibition, at venue to showcase the new and emerging technologies and have wider sessions involving Keynote presentation, Oral, YRF ( student presentation), poster, e-poster presentations and exhibition.
Global Pharmacovigilance Market is expected to reach USD 5.51 billion by 2020, according to a new study by Grand View Research, Inc. Increasing incidence rates of adverse drug reaction and the introduction of stringent drug safety regulations are some key drivers of this market. ADR is responsible for approximately 5% of the hospitalization in developed countries annually, and this is expected to boost usage rates over the next six years. Pharmacovigilance has witnessed a significant rise in usage rates in the recent times owing to growing global geriatric population triggering a growth in demand for new drug development.
The field of Pharmacovigilance is growing by and large, its development is making high impact in field of Pharmaceuticals and medical sciences. 8th Global Pharmacovigilance & Drug Safety Summit focusses on how the importance and significance can be gauged by the fact that it has made huge advancements over the course of time and is continuing to influence..The main theme of 8th Global Pharmacovigilance & Drug Safety Summit is “Innovations in Pharmacovigilance for Systematic Safety and Management”.
Sessions Include talks on Drug Safety, Adverse Drug Reactions, Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics, Pre-Clinical and Clinical Trials, Challenges in Pharmacovigilance, Clinical Trials on Various Disorders, Pharmacovigilance Market, Clinical Research and Statistics, Case Report in Clinical Trials, Pharmacovigilance Significance & Scope, Continental Pharmacovigilance, Good Pharmacovigilance Practice, Pharmacovigilance and Risk Management, Medical devices Pharmacovigilance, Veterinary Pharmacovigilance, Biopharmaceutics, PV Data Base Management, PV Consultings And Bussiness opportunity, Regulatory Affairs, Growth strategies in Pharma, Pharmacy Practices and its Challenges
Meet at the experts gathering to Join Global Scientific influencers from , Asia, Middleeast , USA (America), Europe at Pharmacoepidemiology and Clinical Research conferences happening from July 06-08, 2017, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Pharm-epidemiology Congress July 06-08, 2017 at Kaula Lumpur, Malaysia is organised aiming to bring together leading academic professors, scientists, researchers and research scholars to exchange and share their experiences and research results on all aspects of Pharmacoepidemiology and Clinical research. It also provides a premier interdisciplinary pavement for Pharma, Biotech and Medical Device industries and to represent their company and discuss the most recent innovations, trends, and concerns as well as practical challenges encountered and solutions adopted in the fields of Pharmacoepidemiology, Clinical trials and clinical research.