AGENDA

Data protection and security are distinct but interrelated fields. And it's increasingly clear that the technical and operational knowledge of professionals from both disciplines are required to solve some of tech's hardest problems.

From applying supplementary measures for international data transfers to ensuring data is both secure and usable, data protection and security teams share many common objectives.

This panel will consider how data protection and security professionals can learn from each other and work together toward the mutual goal of safeguarding data and protecting consumers.

Moderator

• Rob Bateman, Analyst and Research Director, GRC World Forums

Speakers

• Jade Nester, Head of Data Public Policy Europe, TikTok
• Susanne Bitter, Head of Regional Strategic Alliances (United Kingdom), Cyber Security Forum Initiative
• Bill Mew, Founder and CEO, Crisis Team
• Steve Wright, Partner, Privacy Culture
• Kathryn Brooks, Privacy Officer, Cambridge Education Group

The explosive growth of data and the value it creates calls on data professionals to level up their programs to build, demonstrate, and maintain trust. The days of fine print, pre-ticked boxes, and data hoarding are gone and strong collaboration from data, privacy, marketing and ethics teams is necessary to design trustworthy data-driven practices.

Join us for a discussion on the latest trends in trusted data and how you can take critical steps to build trust in data practices by: Embedding privacy by design into data operations, Respecting individual choice and optimizing the ongoing relationship with consumers, Preparing for future data challenges including responsible AI and sustainability

Speaker

• Joseph Byrne, Principal Solutions Engineer, CIPP/E, CIPM, CIPT

The UK has set out a bold set of proposed reforms to its data protection framework. Some observers are concerned about the impact on fundamental rights—others see the proposals as an opportunity to make implementation easier for UK businesses.

But given the extraterritorial nature of most data protection laws globally, how much difference will these reforms ultimately make? Will businesses operating internationally simply default to the highest level of compliance (namely, the EU GDPR), or will some attempt to tailor compliance to specifically for the UK market?

This panel will explore the extent of the impact of the UK's proposed GDPR reforms and consider how—or whether—organisations will adjust their data protection programmes.

Host

• João Barreiro, Chief Privacy Officer (Global), BeiGene

Speakers

• Eleonor Duhs, Partner, Head of Data Privacy, Bates Wells LLP
• Katie Hewson, Partner, Stephenson Harwood LLP
• Rob Masson, CEO, The DPO Centre
• Olga Phillips, Corporate Counsel, EMEA Privacy, Salesforce

In the post-pandemic era, many organisations are reinventing themselves and evaluating business models to look at new and inventive ways to bring their products and services to the market. Whether it’s hybrid working, utilising AI / ML to drive business insights, or embracing smart technologies. With each technological advancement comes the extrapolation of data, and with that comes increased risk when it comes to security and privacy

In this session, we’ll be sharing insights on data principal challenges, solutions and opportunities associated with the privacy imperative – how companies can continue to build innovate solutions and drive business value without compromising consumer and market trust.

Speaker

• Sarah Armstrong-Smith, Chief Security Advisor, Microsoft’s Cybersecurity Solutions Area

More information to follow shortly...

Speakers

• Max Schrems, Chairperson at noyb.eu

Transparency is a cornerstone of GDPR compliance. EU law requires organisations to be up-front about all aspects of their data processing and provide concise, context-specific notice when collecting an individual's personal data.

Violating the GDPR's transparency requirements is one of the most common reasons for enforcement activity—and a sure way to damange your customers' trust and loyalty.

Our panel will dig into the GDPR's notice requirements to help you leverage transparency and earn stakeholder trust.

Speakers

• Joseph Gaunt, Group Data Protection Officer (DPO), William Hill
• Olumide Babalola, Esq., MCIArb (UK), Managing Partner, Olumide Babalola LP
• Emily Johnson, Sales and Marketing Privacy Program Lead, Microsoft
• Daniel-Caleb Immanuel, LL.B CIPM CIPP/E, Global Privacy Manager, Ralph Lauren

Protecting data is a complex task and the requirements vary depending on its purpose, sensitivity, and the wider context in which the data is processed. To prevent unauthorised access or accidental disclosure, security professionals must consider which techniques to employ when data is in transit, at rest, and in use.

This panel will provide practical insights on the steps you should be taking to secure data at every stage of its lifecycle.

Host

• Yasmin Hinds, Global Privacy Lead & Legal Counsel, Pontoon

Speakers

• Peter C Barker, EMEA Business Manager, 3M Privacy Solutions.
• Neil Sinclair, Secure by Design Digital Security Providers Programme, Police Crime Prevention Initiatives
• Chris White, Head of Cyber & Innovation, The Cyber Resilience Centre for the South East

More information to follow

Host

• Anoosh Arevshatian, Chief Risk Officer - Zodia Custody

Speakers

• Samantha Alexander, IASME Governance Certification Manager
• Teodora Pimpireva Tapping, Head of Privacy at Bumble