Masters of Privacy28 Touko 2024

Brian Focht: Can the American Privacy Rights Act find a path to survival?

Does the inclusion of both a private right of action and a general preemption of overlapping state laws (not limited to privacy, but also including AI or confidential information) condemn the APRA to the fire?

Brian Focht is a cybersecurity and data privacy attorney practicing in Charlotte, North Carolina. His legal practice is focused on helping clients ranging from individuals to international corporations, and involves nearly every aspect of law that touches on cybersecurity and data privacy, including identity theft, internal corporate policies and procedures, data breach response and recovery, and litigation. He is a 2003 Graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, a 2007 Graduate of the Wake Forest University School of Law, and a Certified Information Privacy Professional (U.S.) and AI Governance Professional.

In addition to his legal practice, he is the founder and co-host of the Fearless Paranoia podcast, which attempts to make the world of cybersecurity more accessible and understandable to those not in the IT industry. On top of that, Brian maintains the Resilience Cybersecurity and Data Privacy blog, offering tips and suggestions for keeping yourself safe in the increasingly hazardous digital world.

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Christine Desrosiers (Boltive): Privacy Tech spotlight V - understanding Manipulative Design and rolling out comprehensive client-side monitoring

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Nathalie Barrera: NIS2 (EU) and the interplay between cybersecurity, privacy, AI, and IoT data laws

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Vaibhav Antil (Privado): Privacy Tech spotlight IV - from trust to evidence

How do we move from mere words to actual baked-in privacy? Can built-in alerts, code scanning tools, or server-side auditing make life much easier for DPOs and legal teams? We are joined by Vaibhav A...

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John Pavolotsky: How successful can US privacy laws be at regulating AI models and systems?

John Pavolotsky is a partner at Stoel Rives in San Francisco. He is co-chair of the firm's AI, Privacy & Cybersecurity group and focuses his practice on data privacy, information security, and complex...

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Thomas Ghys: The privacy engineer as a translator, an auditor, and a programmer

Who can really claim to be a privacy engineer? Does this change in the digital marketing arena? What is the winning formula to integrate this role within the company’s privacy practice? Thomas Ghys ha...

21 Kesä 202528min

Cillian Kieran (Ethyca): Privacy Tech spotlight III - compliance as an engineering challenge

Can we shift the focus from documentation to technical implementation? How can we bridge the cultural differences between legal teams and engineers? What do we mean with open-source data classificatio...

14 Kesä 202527min