Free IAPP Web Conference Recording
Part 1 of a Two-Part Series
Brought to you by RADAR
Data Breach Notification Complexities:
How to Successfully Navigate on the State, Federal, and Global Levels
Original Broadcast date: October 11, 2018
This year all 50 U.S. states finally received their own individual data breach notification regulations. Organizations that collect and manage regulated data are obligated to comply with not only these state regulations but also U.S. federal rules, such as GLBA and HIPAA. Global organizations may also be subject to various international data protection laws, such as the EU General Data Protection Regulation or the new data breach notification obligations under PIPEDA, Canada’s federal privacy law, which goes into effect this November. This ever-changing landscape creates a complex mosaic of breach notification requirements and warrants careful vigilance in order for your organization to remain in compliance. Having a consistent and efficient incident response plan is not only critical to the success of your privacy program, but is also now indispensable for operating in the more consumer-aware marketplace instigated by the GDPR.
Join us for a two-part web conference series exploring this topic. In the first part taking place Oct. 11, you’ll hear about the complexities of both domestic and international data breach laws. You’ll also learn best practices for ensuring consistency and efficiency in your incident risk assessments given this challenging landscape.
Takeaways:
- An overview of the complexities of the U.S., state, federal, and international breach notification regulatory landscapes.
- Key elements that make up an operational and compliant incident response program.
- How to ensure consistency and efficiency in your incident response program across multiple jurisdictions.
Host:
Dave Cohen, CIPP/E, CIPP/US, Knowledge Manager, IAPP
Panelists:
Deborah Forhan Rimmler, Counsel, Dentons
Mahmood Sher-Jan, CHPC, CEO RADAR, Inc.
In connection with this sponsored web conference (called the “Innovation Series”), the IAPP provides an attendee list to the sponsor(s) of the Innovation Series for that particular web conference, which includes attendee names, titles, organizations and email addresses.
This web conference is sponsored by RADAR
(“the sponsor”) and because of that sponsorship, it is free of charge to you. The IAPP will collect certain personal information from you so we can deliver the web conference to you and will share this information with the sponsor as part of fulfilling our contract with you to deliver this web conference for free.The sponsor has agreed:
- To contact you only about the subject of the Innovation Series;
- Not to pass your personal information to a third party.
- To comply with privacy, data protection, and security laws and regulations.
If you do not wish for your information to be passed along to the Innovation Series sponsor(s), you should not sign up for this free web conference. Alternatively, you may access the archive of the Innovation Series without providing information to sponsors. However, access to the archive is not live and provides less functionality.How to opt-out:You may contact the sponsor directly in order to express your preferences with regard to direct marketing communication at: info@radarfirst.comYou may also contact the IAPP’s data privacy officer, Rita Heimes, at dpo@iapp.org. The IAPP’s privacy notice contains additional information about its privacy and data protection practices.Eligible CPEs: CIPP/A, CIPP/C, CIPP/E, CIPP/G, CIPP/US, CIPM and CIPT.
1.0 CPE credit