Webinar: Privacy Regs, Risk, and Enforcement: A Primer for the Perplexed

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The U.S. has five broad-based, GDPR-like privacy regulations gearing up for enforcement in 2023: California, Colorado, Connecticut, Utah, and Virginia. These privacy regulations are comprehensive and impose obligations on organizations that go far beyond a breach event. The million-dollar question is: How can an organization manage the risks and compliance requirements for both the domestic and international privacy regulations that already exist and are changing every day?

This fireside chat will provide a practical overview of the latest privacy regulations, how you may be able to transfer privacy-related risk through insurance policies, and how the regulations will affect the growing use of technologies such as biometrics and artificial intelligence tools.

The speakers will cover:

What privacy risk you can remediate, and what you can transfer
Potential limitations and challenges of insurance risk transfer
The impact of privacy regulations on the increasing use of biometrics for identification and authentication
How artificial intelligence-powered tools impact data privacy exposures
Why one of the most popular social media apps – TikTok – is being banned
How to assess if your risk transfer is complete (contractual, third party, etc.)

Recorded on June 22, 2023.

Please note the webinar will be played through your web browser. Speakers or a headset is required.

Speakers

Deborah Nitka, PMP, CSM, CDPSE

Senior Manager, Cybersecurity, Technology Risk, and Privacy, CohnReznick

Kelly S. Geary, Esq., CIPP/US, ACP, CCP

Managing Principal, National Practice Leader, Professional, Executive and Cyber Solutions, Insurance Capital Solutions (ICS) Group, EPIC Brokers

Rich Sheridan

Chief Claims Officer, Berkley Cyber Risk Solutions

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Live event participants can earn up to 1 CPE credit in the Information Technology field of study.

Program description: The US has 5 broad-based, GDPR-like privacy regulations gearing up for enforcement in 2023: California, Colorado, Connecticut, Utah and Virginia. These privacy regulations are comprehensive and impose obligations on organizations that go far beyond a breach event. The million-dollar question is: How can an organization manage the risks and compliance requirements for both the domestic and international privacy regulations that already exist and are changing every day?

Program level: Basic

Prerequisites: None

Advanced Preparation: None

Topics to be discussed include:

What privacy risk you can remediate and what you can transfer
Potential limitations and challenges of insurance risk transfer
The impact of privacy regulations on the increasing use of biometrics for identification and authentication
How Artificial Intelligence powered tools will impact data privacy exposures
Why one of the most popular social media apps – TikTok – is being banned
How to assess if your risk transfer is complete (contractual, third party, etc.)

Instructional Delivery Method: Group Internet Based

Who Should Attend: Those interested in learning more about the practical overview of the latest privacy regulations, how you may be able to transfer privacy-related risk through insurance policies, and how the regulations will affect the growing use of technologies such as biometrics and Artificial Intelligence tools.

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Privacy regs, risk, and enforcement: A primer for the perplexed