Intellectual Property

Privacy

Recorded on: Jun. 30, 2010

PETER: Okay our next presenters have just told me that but we're going to do the questions at the end. Which is sort of like our first take home quiz, all right? So while I know you'll want to go to lunch at the time, you're going to have to answer the questions before you go to lunch. But that being forewarned, almost every speaker up here has talked about privacy and data security as being one of the critical issues in cloud computing. And we have ...

Recorded on: Nov. 8, 2010

SPEAKER 1: Thank you very much, Michael, it was a great presentation. To keep on time, we're going to slide into the next topic, which is privacy. And we are very pleased to have one of the leaders in the data privacy and data protection field, Rebecca Eisner, here to deliver the next speech. Rebecca is a partner in the Chicago office of Mayer Brown. And she works by providing leadership in the business and technology sourcing group. She focuses her ...

Recorded on: Mar. 22, 2011

RANDI SINGER: All right. We're in the home stretch, folks, so we're going to get started again. We saved the best for last. We're gonna do a panel now on privacy concerns on the internet and in advertising and marketing. And our esteemed panelist to my right is Carrie Anderson, who is a partner in Weil's DC office. And Carrie practices in the antitrust competition area. She advises clients in a wide range of industries, including consumer products, ...

Recorded on: Jun. 28, 2011

PETER BROWN: Your practice. So without-- this is an introduction. Let me begin our first section, which will be cloud technology and a business overview. We are delighted to have as a returning speaker, Janine Bowen. Janine practices in Atlanta, in her own firm that has a unique name. And Janine's practice focuses on commercial transactions, including technology and intellectual property. She's involved in licensing and acquisition of technology, ...

Recorded on: Jun. 28, 2011

LEONARD T. NUARA: OK folks, we are back. Welcome back. Hopefully you had a nice snack, were able to make a couple of phone calls. We're going to be talking about cloud vendor agreements, the key considerations. And the three of us will be attacking this subject. Peter Brown, you already know. Me, you already know. But Todd Machtmes, he's the assisting general counsel at salesforce.com. His company, Salesforce and force.com their other cloud offering, ...

Recorded on: Jun. 28, 2011

PETER BROWN: All righty, welcome back. This is, of course, the most important hour of the day. You're going to get your legal ethics credits for having sat through all of this. And my hearty thanks for having survived the entire program. But before that, I realize that there are couple things that I haven't done. First of all, sort of as a test of attendance by people I know out there, I'm going to do a shout-out to Julie Reynolds and Glen Shu, who ...

Recorded on: Jun. 28, 2011

LEONARD NUARA: OK, folks. For those at home, stop making phone calls and pay attention. For those here, we're going to continue. Our next topic is privacy and data security, domestic and international issues. And I have speaking with us today Heidi Salow and Steve Young. Heidi actually is one of my former partners. I used to be at Greenberg Traurig. I have since left, as we announced earlier that I'm at Spring Trading. But Heidi has been handling ...

Recorded on: Nov. 4, 2011

JOHN F. DELANEY: OK, next up. Ross touched on EU privacy issues, we now have Rebecca Eisner to talk about privacy from a broader prospective, including in the context of cloud computing. Rebecca's a partner at Chicago office of Mayer Brown. Her practice focuses on complex global and offshore technology and business process outsourcing transactions. She's trying to buy chambers and other third party ranking organizations, and she is the co-chair of ...

Recorded on: Jan. 10, 2012

RICHARD RAYSMAN: Welcome back for our final segment of this program this afternoon, which is the coordination with law enforcement agencies. And our two panelists are Connie Yu from Sideman and Bancroft, and she concentrates her practice on business tort issues, including disputes over complex commercial transactions, banking practices, intellectual property, and real property rights, unfair competition, false advertising, and employment matters. ...

Recorded on: Jan. 10, 2012

RICHARD RAYSMAN: I'd like to introduce our next two panelists. All the way to my right, all the way to your left is Jason Lidow, who's president of DigiTrust, the DigiTrust Group. Jason has been providing information security solutions to middle-market companies in the retail health care, not-for-profit education technology finance manufacturing, and financial industries for the past 12 years. He serves as president and founder of the DigiTrust Group, ...

Recorded on: Jan. 10, 2012

har RICHARD RAYSMAN: --data management program. So with those observations as an introduction, I am going to turn the program over to Melissa. MELISSA KRASNOW: Good afternoon. I'm going to start our presentation by giving you the lay of the land. I'm going to talk about some recent developments. And really, if you had to boil down my presentation into three themes in the privacy world, the first thing would be disclosure. There's going to be more ...

Recorded on: Mar. 12, 2012

RANDI SINGER: We're going to get started with our last panel of the day on social media. And we are very lucky. We have the best today. To my right is Adam Cohen, who is a principal in Ernst & Young's forensic technologies and dispute services practice. And he has more than 15 years of experience in law and technology and routinely advises some of the world's leading businesses on data management and electronic discovery compliance issues. I ...

Course Handbook from the program Information Technology Law Institute 2012: Innovations in Apps, E-books, Cybersecurity, Mobile Technology, Privacy and Social Media, held April, 2012.

Recorded on: Apr. 4, 2012

PETER BROWN: All right. Welcome back. We are now going to go into sort of my favorite topic, my scariest topic, the one where I know all the questions and none of the answers. And where frankly, even our expert panel will tell you that there are some answers, but not a perfect answer. In the world of computer hacking. This is a topic of enormous concern to everyone from the smallest company and corporation to government entities, and particularly ...

Recorded on: Apr. 4, 2012

PETER BROWN: Well, welcome back. It's terrific to see you all back here. For those of you not in San Francisco, the weather report this morning is sunny, bright, and typically cool. All of my friends when they say, oh, you're going to California to San Francisco, they think I should wear my t-shirts and shorts. Instead I wore my sweater and jacket, but it's still quite lovely and bright here in San Francisco this morning. And for those of you who ...

From the program: Cloud Computing 2012: Cut Through the Fluff & Tackle the Critical Stuff

Released on: Jun. 25, 2012

Corporations, government organizations and millions of consumers are shifting massive quantities of data and their software applications to cloud computing facilities.  Cloud computing uses the Internet to give every size organization access to large, dynamically scalable resources (data storage, software applications and computing power).  “The Cloud” allows users, at all levels, to avoid large capital outlays for hardware and ...

From the program: Privacy and Data Security Law Institute (Thirteenth Annual)

Released on: Jun. 5, 2012

This program focuses on critical issues of information privacy, security and data protection faced by all companies.  The Internet and other evolving information technologies, wired and wireless, have prompted the development of powerful tools for the collection, processing, storage and use of personal information.  These trends create numerous issues regarding limitations on corporate rights to use that information and obligations to protect ...

Recorded on: May. 23, 2012

FRANCOISE GILBERT: I can start? OK. So, good morning everyone, and thank you very much for having come back and deciding that it was interesting. And you all have a great reward because it's going to be even more interesting than yesterday. No, I shouldn't say that, because we had a great time yesterday and some of our speakers are still here. [LAUGHTER] FRANCOISE GILBERT: Anyway, so this morning is going to be very much international. So the whole ...

Recorded on: May. 23, 2012

SPEAKER 1: OK. So we are starting the last afternoon of this seminar with a very exciting presentation on behavioral targeting in online advertising. And it's even more exciting than you thought it was, because we only have one speaker and the second one is delayed. Her flight-- she had a flight issue, so she's on her way. And Liisa is going to do her presentation first, even though it was not planned to be that way, until the second speaker arrives. ...

Recorded on: May. 23, 2012

SPEAKER 1: Well, guess what? A breach of security happened during the break here. And we have our team. I forget what you call that team. JEANETTE FITZGERALD: The Incident Response Team. SPEAKER 1: No. JEANETTE FITZGERALD: The Security Response Team? SPEAKER 1: That's the nice word, but I was looking for something more warlike. CATHY BUMP: Team Breach? SPEAKER 1: So we have our team of experts here who are going to tell us what we should do ...

Recorded on: May. 23, 2012

FRANCOISE GILBERT: Thank you. And please, there used to be room in the evaluations for giving us suggestions for programs for next year. So please, feel free to do that. We actually read them and take them into account, so if you have suggestions, please give them to us. OK, so we're going to be moving to our ethics hour with our dynamic duo, returning experts. We were counting how many times they've been with us and it's many, many times. I think ...

Recorded on: May. 23, 2012

FRANCOISE GILBERT: I'll introduce the next panel. It's another one of our dynamic duos. Both of them have been on this program several time, and it's always a pleasure to have them with us. And Sharon Anolik, I think switched firms since the last time you were here, so now she's at McKesson. And Reece Hirsch is at Morgan Lewis. And they're are going to talk about the non-existent new rules. REECE HIRSCH: Thank you, thank you. Nice to be here. So ...

Recorded on: May. 23, 2012

FRANCOISE GILBERT: OK. So we're back for our cloud computing panel. And I'm delighted to you have with us a really companies who are in entrenched in the cloud business. So I'm going to play the client and they're going to play the cloud providers. So on the very end we have Felix Sterling from Trend Micro. In the middle Lindsey Finch from Salesforce.com. And closest to me is Geff Brown from a Microsoft. So as I was saying you know these companies, ...

Recorded on: May. 23, 2012

SPEAKER 1: OK. It's 1:45, and so we are resuming our program. And this afternoon we are starting with litigation. And so we have two of my favorite litigators here on the podium. And they're going to share a presentation on diverse issues. JIM SNELL: All right. Let's get started. SPEAKER 1: So at the very right, Ian Ballon from Greenberg Traurig. And next to me, Jim Snell from Bingham McCutchen. IAN BALLON: Let's see if this works. Well, thank ...

Recorded on: May. 23, 2012

FRANCOISE: So we are moving along for the last panel of the day. And this is a treat to have three leading privacy lawyers, chief privacy officers, privacy directors. You guys have different titles, but basically they are in charge of privacy matters at their own companies. And so it's a treat to have all three of you join us in and talk about life as a CPO. And of course thank you to Rudy for having put this panel together. I know that-- RUDY GUYON: ...