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Overview
Why You Should Attend
The Internet of Things is a core part of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, where ubiquitous electronic objects are equipped with identifying, sensing, Internet communication abilities, which enable a massive scale of data collection and processing to accomplish previously unforeseen objectives. As is usually the case, technology presents opportunities but requires counsel to navigate, or possibly create, the legal framework to allow "IoT" to achieve its potential, while preserving individual, societal rights and improving lives and the planet.
To stay ahead of the rapidly evolving legal landscape, lawyers and their clients need to utilize a wide variety of skills as the challenges and rewards require an interdisciplinary approach. Please join us for a robust discussion of the future of the Internet of Things with leading experts in the field.
What You Will Learn
- Issues involving data rights, technology licensing, and regulations
- Technology protocols and standards: proprietary versus open
- When technology outpaces regulations
- IoT in public/private partnerships
- Cybersecurity and privacy issues
- Liability and insurance
Who Should Attend
In-house counsel, privacy officers, information security professionals, general practitioners, technology lawyers and others who need a comprehensive update on the rapidly developing issues surrounding IoT.