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Privacy and Data Security Law Institute (Fourteenth Annual)

Released on: Jun. 4, 2013
Running Time: 12:38:17

Running Time Segment Title Faculty Format
[01:01:42] Big Data: The Privacy and Security Implications Barbara Lawler ~ Chief Privacy Officer, Intuit
Laura Berger ~ Attorney, Division of Privacy and Identity Protection, Federal Trade Commission
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[01:01:09] The Mobile Revolution: New Challenges for Privacy and Data Security Christopher J. Hoofnagle ~ Lecturer in Residence, UC Berkeley Law
Manas Mohapatra ~ Federal Trade Commission
Kristy Browder Edwards ~ Director, Information Security and Risk Management, Workday
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[01:16:04] Late-Breaking News: Key New Regulations in Privacy and Data Security James X. Dempsey ~ Vice President for Public Policy, Center for Democracy & Technology
Reece Hirsch ~ Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP
Manas Mohapatra ~ Federal Trade Commission
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[01:01:20] Information Security: Complying with the Latest Requirements Thomas J. Smedinghoff ~ Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP
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[01:00:07] CPO's Guide to Developing and Maintaining a Global Privacy Program Jonathan Fox ~ Director of Data Privacy, McAfee
Francoise Gilbert ~ Managing Director, IT Law Group
Sharon A. Anolik ~ Vice President, Global Privacy Risk and Strategy Leader, McKesson Corporation
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[00:59:48] International Data Security and Breach Requirements Lara Kehoe Hoffman ~ Privacy and Data Security Counsel, Autodesk, Inc.
Paola Zeni ~ Director, Global Privacy - Legal and Public Affairs, Symantec Corporation
Cathy Bump ~ Senior Privacy Compliance Councel, Expedia Inc
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[01:01:40] Workplace Privacy John F. Hyland ~ Rukin Hyland Doria & Tindall LLP
Katherine L. Kettler ~ Miller Law Group
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[01:01:20] Negotiating Privacy and Security Contract Terms Corey M. Miller ~ Privacy Architect, Microsoft
Rudy Guyon ~ OEM/Alliances Attorney, McAfee
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[01:00:41] Straight Talk from Privacy and Security Regulators: Trends and Targets for 2013 and Beyond Alexandra Ross ~ Senior Counsel, Paragon Legal at Autodesk, Inc.
Travis G. LeBlanc ~ Special Assistant Attorney General, California Department of Justice, Office of the Attorney General
Laura Berger ~ Attorney, Division of Privacy and Identity Protection, Federal Trade Commission
Shannon E. Smith ~ Senior Counsel, Chief, Consumer Protection Division, Washington Attorney General's Office
Paul Singer ~ Assistant Attorney General, Office of Texas Attorney General
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[01:02:41] Making and Responding to Third Party Requests for Personal Data Ian C. Ballon ~ Greenberg Traurig, LLP
James G. Snell ~ Bingham McCutchen LLP
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[01:03:58] The Digital Marketing Ecosystem: Trends, Risks, and Obligations Nicholas Gadacz ~ (former) Director of Product, Marin Software, Incorporated,
Sarah A. Hudgins ~ Director of Public Policy, Interactive Advertising Bureau
Lee Tien ~ Senior Staff Attorney, Electronic Frontier Foundation
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[00:59:30] Privacy and Security Ethics and Risk Management Merri A. Baldwin ~ Shareholder, Rogers Joseph O'Donnell, PC
Kathryn J. Fritz ~ Fenwick & West LLP
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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 it from a variety of new risks and vulnerabilities. Legislators, regulators and the courts are rapidly developing new law and compliance obligations to address the privacy and security implications of the information economy. This annual conference focuses on these developments with the goal of keeping attorneys and other privacy professionals informed and up-to-date in this complex and dynamic area of laws and regulations.

Lecture Topics [Total time 12:38:17]

Segments with an asterisk (*) are available only with the purchase of the entire program.
  • Welcome and Opening Remarks* [00:08:17]
    Francoise Gilbert
  • Big Data: The Privacy and Security Implications [01:01:42]
    Laura Berger, Barbara Lawler
  • The Mobile Revolution: New Challenges for Privacy and Data Security [01:01:09]
    Kristy Browder Edwards, Christopher J. Hoofnagle, Manas Mohapatra
  • Late-Breaking News: Key New Regulations in Privacy and Data Security [01:16:04]
    James X. Dempsey, Reece Hirsch, Manas Mohapatra
  • Information Security: Complying with the Latest Requirements [01:01:20]
    Thomas J. Smedinghoff
  • CPO's Guide to Developing and Maintaining a Global Privacy Program [01:00:07]
    Sharon A. Anolik, Jonathan Fox, Francoise Gilbert
  • International Data Security and Breach Requirements [00:59:48]
    Cathy Bump, Paola Zeni, Lara Kehoe Hoffman
  • Workplace Privacy [01:01:40]
    John F. Hyland, Katherine L. Kettler
  • Negotiating Privacy and Security Contract Terms [01:01:20]
    Rudy Guyon, Corey M. Miller
  • Straight Talk from Privacy and Security Regulators: Trends and Targets for 2013 and Beyond [01:00:41]
    Alexandra Ross, Laura Berger, Travis G. LeBlanc, Paul Singer, Shannon E. Smith
  • Making and Responding to Third Party Requests for Personal Data [01:02:41]
    Ian C. Ballon, James G. Snell
  • The Digital Marketing Ecosystem: Trends, Risks, and Obligations [01:03:58]
    Lee Tien, Nicholas Gadacz, Sarah A. Hudgins
  • Privacy and Security Ethics and Risk Management [00:59:30]
    Merri A. Baldwin, Kathryn J. Fritz

The purchase price of this Web Program includes the following articles from the Course Handbook available online:

  • U.S. State and Selected Federal Privacy and Data Security Developments 2012–13 (June 17, 2013); And Exhibits A-C
    John B. Kennedy
  • Privacy & Security Law Report: Mobile Payments: The Challenge of Protecting Consumers and Innovation (February 7, 2011)
    Christopher J. Hoofnagle
  • Privacy and Information Security Law Blog: Global Privacy and Cybersecurity Law Updates and Analysis—Update: Mobile Privacy (February 1, 2013)
    Lisa J. Sotto
  • Location-Based Services: Time for a Privacy Check-In
    Chris Conley, Nicole A. Ozer
  • Bloomberg BNA: Privacy and Security Law Report: Final HIPAA Omnibus Rule Brings Sweeping Changes to Health Care Privacy Law: HIPAA Privacy and Security Obligations Extended to Business Associates and Subcontractors (February 4, 2013)
    Reece Hirsch
  • Bloomberg BNA: Privacy and Security Law Report: What Every General Counsel Should Know About Privacy and Security: 10 Trends for 2013 (January 28, 2013)
    Reece Hirsch
  • Lawyers and Data Security: 2013 Update—Understanding a Lawyer’s Ethical and Legal Obligations That Arise from Handling Client Information (June 19-20, 2013)
    Matthew H. Meade
  • The New HITECH/HIPAA Era
    Kirk J. Nahra
  • Data Security Requirements for Non-Regulated Business Sectors
    Thomas J. Smedinghoff
  • Data Breach Outline
    Linda K. Clark, Paul H. Luehr
  • Data Breach Response Checklist
    Linda K. Clark, Paul H. Luehr
  • U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission: CF Disclosure Guidance: Topic No. 2— Cybersecurity (October 13, 2011)
    Linda K. Clark, Paul H. Luehr
  • New York Department of State, Division of Consumer Protection: Sample Letter From a Breaching Entity to Notify New Yorkers of a Security Breach Incident
    Linda K. Clark, Paul H. Luehr
  • Designing a Global Privacy Program: Policies and Procedures for Responding to Government Requests for Access to Data and Communications (March 2013)
    Francoise Gilbert
  • CPO’s Guide to Developing and Maintaining a Global Privacy Program (March 7, 2013)
    Harriet Pearson
  • Responding to a Global Data Breach (May 2013)
    Cathy Bump, Lara Kehoe Hoffman, Paola Zeni
  • Global Employee Privacy and Data Security Law (2011)
    Christine E. Lyon, Miriam H. Wugmeister
  • Securing Information Assets in an Insecure World: Practical Steps Every Business Should Take to Protect Itself Legally From Global Cybersecurity Threats (March 19, 2013)
    Brian L. Hengesbaugh, Michael A. Stoker
  • Field Guide to Direct Marketing and Privacy Law Compliance (February 25, 2013)
    Lothar Determann
  • The Privacy Advisor: IAPP—Check: Are You Ready for Social Media? (June 2012)
    Lothar Determann
  • Social Media Policies for Global Employers
    Lothar Determann, Ute Krudewagen
  • Bloomberg BNA: Privacy and Security Law Report: Social Media @ Work—A Checklist for Global Businesses (March 19, 2012)
    Lothar Determann
  • Stanford Technology Law Review: Social Media Privacy: A Dozen Myths and Facts (2012)
    Lothar Determann
  • Intrusive Monitoring: Employee Privacy Expectations Are Reasonable In Europe, Destroyed in the United States
    Lothar Determann, Robert Sprague
  • The Privacy Advisor: IAPP—Employee Monitoring Technologies and Data Privacy—No One-Size-Fits-All Globally (May 2009)
    Lothar Determann
  • Employee Privacy Rights 2013
    Margaret A. Keane
  • Global Guide to Whistleblowing Programs 2012
    Mark E. Schreiber
  • Negotiating Privacy and Security Contract Terms
    Hilary Goodier, Sarvesh Mahajan
  • At the Intersection of Cloud Computing, Privacy and Data Protection: Stop, Go or Proceed with Caution? (March 19, 2013)
    Rebecca S. Eisner
  • Straight Talk from Privacy and Security Regulators: Trends and Targets for 2013 and Beyond
    Alexandra Ross
  • Privacy and Data Security: Regulation and Enforcement
    Shannon E. Smith
  • Privacy Policies & a Checklist for Drafting a Privacy Statement (2013)
    Ian C. Ballon
  • Data Privacy Class Action Litigation (2013)
    Ian C. Ballon
  • State Security Breach Statutes: A Practical Approach (2013)
    Ian C. Ballon
  • Subpoenas for Internet, Cloud and Social Media Evidence (2013)
    Ian C. Ballon
  • Checklists for Requests from Third Parties for Information
    James G. Snell
  • The Digital Marketing Ecosystem: Trends, Risks and Obligations (2013)
    Nicholas Gadacz
  • Electronic Frontier Foundation “Deeplink” Blog Posts: Digital Marketing Ecosystem (March 2011–March 2013)
    Lee Tien
  • U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science & Transportation—Hearing: “The Need for Privacy Protections: Is Industry Self-Regulation Adequate?” Testimony of Peter Swire, C. William O’Neill Professor of Law, Moritz College of Law, OSU (June 28, 2012)
    Lee Tien
  • Privacy and Information Security Law Blog: Global Privacy and Cybersecurity Law Updates and Analysis—Update: Social Media (January 25, 2013)
    Aaron P. Simpson, Teena H. Lee
  • Privacy and Information Security Law Blog: Global Privacy and Cybersecurity Law Updates and Analysis—Update: Behavioral Advertising (December 19, 2012)
    Aaron P. Simpson, Teena H. Lee
  • Privacy and Information Security Law Blog: Global Privacy and Cybersecurity Law Updates and Analysis—Update: Coppa (December 19, 2012)
    Aaron P. Simpson, Teena H. Lee
  • Privacy and Information Security Law Blog: Global Privacy and Cybersecurity Law Updates and Analysis—Update: FTC Privacy Report (March 27, 2012)
    Aaron P. Simpson, Teena H. Lee
  • The Digital Marketing Ecosystem: Trends, Risks and Obligations (March 7, 2013)
    Jerry Cerasale
  • Direct Marketing Association’s Guidelines for Ethical Business Practice (May 2011)
    Jerry Cerasale
  • Self-Regulatory Principles for Online Behavioral Advertising (July 2009)
    Jerry Cerasale
  • Self-Regulatory Principles for Multi-Site Data (November 2011)
    Jerry Cerasale
  • Ethics and Risk Management for Privacy Lawyers (May 21, 2013)
    Kathryn J. Fritz, Merri A. Baldwin
  • Privacy and Security Ethics for Lawyers (June 17, 2013)
    Alfred J. Saikali
  • Negotiating Data Security and Privacy Terms in Cloud Contracts Quiz (Powerpoint Slides)
    Corey M. Miller, Rudy Guyon
  • Responding to Third Party Requests for Personal Data (Powerpoint Slides)
    Alan Charles Raul, JoAnn Stonier

Presentation Material

  • Big Data: The Privacy and Security Implications
    Laura Berger
  • Big Data: The Privacy and Security Implications
    Barbara Lawler
  • The Mobile Revolution: New Challenges for Privacy and Data Security
    Christopher J. Hoofnagle
  • The Mobile Revolution: New Challenges for Privacy and Data Security
    Manas Mohapatra
  • Late-Breaking News: Key New Regulations in Privacy and Data Security
    Reece Hirsch
  • Late-Breaking News: Key New Regulations in Privacy and Data Security
    Manas Mohapatra
  • Information Security: Complying with the Latest Requirements
    Thomas J. Smedinghoff
  • International Data Security and Breach Requirements
    Paola Zeni, Lara Kehoe Hoffman
  • Workplace Privacy
    John F. Hyland, Katherine L. Kettler
  • Negotiating Privacy and Security Contract Terms
    Rudy Guyon, Corey M. Miller
  • Straight Talk from Privacy and Security Regulators: Trends and Targets for 2013 and Beyond
    Alexandra Ross
  • Making and Responding to Third Party Requests for Personal Data
    Ian C. Ballon, James G. Snell
  • The Digital Marketing Ecosystem: Trends, Risks, and Obligations
    Nicholas Gadacz
  • The Digital Marketing Ecosystem: Trends, Risks, and Obligations
    Sarah A. Hudgins
  • Privacy and Security Ethics and Risk Management
    Merri A. Baldwin, Kathryn J. Fritz
Chairperson(s)
Francoise Gilbert ~ Managing Director, IT Law Group
Moderator(s)
Alexandra Ross ~ Senior Counsel, Paragon Legal at Autodesk, Inc.
Speaker(s)
Sharon A. Anolik ~ Vice President, Global Privacy Risk and Strategy Leader, McKesson Corporation
Merri A. Baldwin ~ Shareholder, Rogers Joseph O'Donnell, PC
Ian C. Ballon ~ Greenberg Traurig, LLP
Laura Berger ~ Attorney, Division of Privacy and Identity Protection, Federal Trade Commission
Cathy Bump ~ Senior Privacy Compliance Councel, Expedia Inc
James X. Dempsey ~ Vice President for Public Policy, Center for Democracy & Technology
Kristy Browder Edwards ~ Director, Information Security and Risk Management, Workday
Jonathan Fox ~ Director of Data Privacy, McAfee
Kathryn J. Fritz ~ Fenwick & West LLP
Nicholas Gadacz ~ (former) Director of Product, Marin Software, Incorporated,
Rudy Guyon ~ OEM/Alliances Attorney, McAfee
Reece Hirsch ~ Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP
Lara Kehoe Hoffman ~ Privacy and Data Security Counsel, Autodesk, Inc.
Christopher J. Hoofnagle ~ Lecturer in Residence, UC Berkeley Law
Sarah A. Hudgins ~ Director of Public Policy, Interactive Advertising Bureau
John F. Hyland ~ Rukin Hyland Doria & Tindall LLP
Katherine L. Kettler ~ Miller Law Group
Barbara Lawler ~ Chief Privacy Officer, Intuit
Travis G. LeBlanc ~ Special Assistant Attorney General, California Department of Justice, Office of the Attorney General
Corey M. Miller ~ Privacy Architect, Microsoft
Manas Mohapatra ~ Federal Trade Commission
Paul Singer ~ Assistant Attorney General, Office of Texas Attorney General
Thomas J. Smedinghoff ~ Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP
Shannon E. Smith ~ Senior Counsel, Chief, Consumer Protection Division, Washington Attorney General's Office
James G. Snell ~ Bingham McCutchen LLP
Lee Tien ~ Senior Staff Attorney, Electronic Frontier Foundation
Paola Zeni ~ Director, Global Privacy - Legal and Public Affairs, Symantec Corporation

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