Privacy Laws & Business 23rd Annual International Conference 2010
2010-07-05..2010-07-07
Cambridge, United Kingdom
as the organisers put it
The trusted source of data protection news, information and analysis, guiding you towards better privacy law compliance worldwide.
who it's for
data protection officers, privacy lawyers, compliance managers, in-house counsel, it security managers, risk managers
topics
Binding Corporate Rules implementation; EU/US Safe Harbor framework; binding safe processor rules; cross-border data transfers; cloud jurisdiction and law; data breach notification regimes; enterprise data security programs; Article 29 Working Party tools; Germany processor agreement rules; Massachusetts data security rules; privacy regulator engagement; internal privacy audits and training
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Privacy Practices on Trial | Peter A. Swire, James M. Dempsey, Riley T. Lamb | 07m |
Argues that companies must build open communication with DPAs and hire outside counsel to survive regulatory scrutiny, citing use of Alan Noy in Luxembourg as… | ||
| Privacy Practices on Trial | Stewart Dresner | 05m |
Welcome remarks outline concrete reach and outputs: an audience of 200 people from 17 countries including 10 data protection authorities, a newsletter… | ||
| The case for the US Safe Harbor program | Damon Greer | 05m |
The Department of Commerce issues a Notice of Inquiry April 21 as part of the Internet Policy Task Force review of two decades of US digital economy policy… | ||
| The Future of the EU/US Safe Harbor Privacy Framework | Chris Connolly | 03m |
Safe Harbor membership climbs from about 1,600 in 2008 to more than 2,170 on the Department of Commerce list, but the white list renewal field shows roughly… | ||
| Easier implementation of Binding Corporate Rules after eBay's and other recent successes – Michael Lee | Michael Lee | 04m |
eBay secures binding corporate rules by partnering with outside counsel Alan Noy (Luxembourg) and working directly with the Luxembourg CNPD, using the Article… | ||
| Easier implementation of Binding Corporate Rules after eBay's and other recent successes – Tom De Cordier | Tom De Cordier | 05m |
Argues that Binding Corporate Rules work by shifting cross‑border transfers to an accountability‑based model, detailing five enforceable elements: a… | ||
| Lessons for implementing Binding Corporate Rules from the approval of JP Morgan Chase's programme | Julian Cunningham-Day | 04m |
Describes a five-year process to get Binding Corporate Rules approved for JP Morgan, showing regulators accept diversified liability so each business line… | ||
| Recent developments on Binding Corporate Rules | Emmanuelle Bartoli | 04m |
Binding Corporate Rules provide a company‑wide code that replaces dozens or hundreds of individual standard contractual clauses for intra‑group transfers and… | ||
| Binding Safe Processor Rules | Eduardo Ustaran | 04m |
Claims that Binding Safe Processor Rules create a processor-side equivalent to Binding Corporate Rules with concrete content requirements (controllers’… | ||
| How to defend your data security policies to the privacy regulators in the United States | Peter McLaughlin | 05m |
Massachusetts regulations from 2007 require that anyone who holds personal information about a Massachusetts resident follows baked‑in rules: personal data is… | ||
| The practical steps an organisation needs to take and the interface... | Valerie Taylor | 05m |
Many mid‑market organisations lack the in‑house skills and resources to run security so they outsource to vendors they fear rather than control, leaving… | ||
| The practical steps an organisation needs to take and the | Alan Calder | 05m |
Start by identifying the specific sensitive personal information that will get the organisation into trouble, typically HR and sales records, then segment… | ||
| Privacy in the age of the cloud. Which law applies? Who will apply it? – Peter Fleischer | Peter Fleischer | 04m |
Explains concrete jurisdictional tests and how they collide with cloud services, arguing law can be based on place of establishment, place of processing… | ||
| Privacy in the age of the cloud. Which law applies? Who will apply it? – Emmanuelle Bartoli | Emmanuelle Bartoli | 06m |
Forecasted 19.5% growth per year (2008–2012) makes cloud issues urgent, while no settled definition means regulation lags. Data sit in multiple data centers… | ||
| Germany's new rules on international processor agreements | Jürgen Hartung | 05m |
German law adds 10 key elements that must appear in every processor agreement and imposes an explicit upfront controls duty on the controller to verify a… | ||
| Prospects for reform of the EU Data Protection Directive | Peter Hustinx | 04m |
Directive now exists as 27 divergent national laws, creating substantial diversity and complexity that undermines effectiveness; society shifts like… | ||
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