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The world is moving quickly toward stricter privacy and security regulation, but the law is moving a little slower in the United States

While just three states have passed comprehensive privacy laws, and while federal regulation remains out of sight, that doesn't mean businesses should be ignoring consumers' privacy rights or neglecting security protections.

Respecting privacy and enhacing security are both ethical duties and business opportunities. Regardless of any legal obligation, US businesses should be holding themselves to the high standards that consumers expect.

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Florida came so close to passing its own comprehensive privacy law, but the bill run out of time in April, at the end of the state’s House of Representatives legislative session.

That was unlikely to be the last word on the Florida Privacy Act, however—and the law would have imposed some strict rules on how businesses collect, use, and share personal information.

Now is the time for businesses operating in Florida to prepare for the eventual passing of a state privacy law. PrivSec Miami will consider what such a law could look like, and how to make sure you’re ready for it.

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As privacy programs have matured, their focus has shifted from tick-the-box compliance exercises to increased Privacy Automation & embedded Privacy Data Governance. This trend has been driven by the increasing number and complexity of privacy laws like the upcoming CPRA, as well as the continued emergence of good privacy practices and compliant data use as a competitive differentiator for today’s organizations.

Privacy Automation goes beyond the manually generated Article 30 report and the siloed PIA to focus more on a deep understanding of personal data through data discovery & classification, automated identification of privacy risk and policy violations, and integrated enforcement of governance policies like consent, retention, access, and data minimization across the organization’s IT ecosystem. In this session, learn how you can take the first steps towards Privacy Automation and Governance to advance your privacy program to the next phase of maturity.

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Since Biden took office, the US has been subject to numerous high-profile ransomware and supply chain attacks. The Biden administration has responded by passing the Executive Order on Improving the Nation's Cybersecurity and increasing spending on cybersecurity. But what else is in store for federal security and privacy policy?

PrivSec Miami will bring together data privacy and cybersecurity experts to predict what lies ahead for the next few years in the privacy and security landscape.

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As businesses take on an increasingly long and diverse list of vendor relationships, supply chain attacks should be top of mind.

While high-profile attacks like SolarWinds and Kaseya make headlines, the threat of supply chain attacks is real, and third-party risk management must step up to meet the challenge head-on.

PrivSec Miami will hear from experts on third-party risk and supply chain security to help you lock down your supply chain in an efficient and sustainable way.

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For US businesses working with Europe, 2020's Schrems II case could have been an existential threat. But the increasingly complex guidance from EU bodies has done little to minimize the large volume of compliance work required to maintain transatlantic data flows.

PrivSec Miami will bring together a panel of privacy experts to ask: How's that new Privacy Shield coming along? And in the meantime, what's the best approach to moving data from the EU to the US?

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Miami-based venture-backed companies raised nearly $1 billion in 2020, and observers saw a significant increase in tech startups arriving in the city. But what's pulling tech firms to the Sunshine State (beyond the lack of a state income tax)?

PrivSec Global will ask whether Miami really could become America's new tech hub and explore how to ride the wave of tech immigration

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