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Fortune Global Forum 2018
October 16th, 2018
Toronto, Canada
4:00 PM
DATA STEWARDSHIP FOR A DIGITAL AGE
Russian bots and fake-ad buys have become part of our social lexicon, thanks to the recent Facebook-Cambridge Analytica data imbroglio, but it would be a huge mistake to think that the impact is limited to the tech titans. As companies seek to use their data for competitive advantage, how do you make sure you are protecting it and doing so in a trustworthy way? Maintaining ethical and efficient control over an ever-increasing data flow has become necessary to maintain customer trust. A conversation on best practices in data stewardship, the biggest missteps to avoid across all sectors, and the key privacy trends in data democratization, deep learning, and GDPR.
David Kenny, Senior Vice President, IBM Cognitive Solutions, IBM
Sherry Shannon-Vanstone, Founder and President, Profound Impact Corp.; Former Chairman and CEO, Trustpoint Innovation
Ken Xie, Founder, Chairman, and CEO, Fortinet
Additional speakers to be announced
Moderator: Adam Lashinsky, Fortune
Photograph by John Lehmann/Fortune
COMECE organised the first EU-Church expert meeting on General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). IN dialogue with representatives of the EU, participants of this event identified and discussed some of the the main challenges in this field.
Brussels, 21 May 2019
John Barron, chief information officer of the Office of the Revenue Commissioners in Ireland, speaks at the High-Level Roundtable for Government Executives on Tax and Revenue Collection in the Era of Data Protection: How Agencies Can Make Challenge an Opportunity. The roundtable was hosted by the European Centre for Government Transformation, a multidisciplinary collaboration between the Lisbon Council, the College of Europe and Accenture. For more information, visit www.lisboncouncil.net/initiatives/european-centre-for-gov...
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Born out of sophisticated cyber threats, technology advances, and concerns about data misuse, the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is not just one of many other data protection frameworks or requirements. GDPR is the top regulatory focus of 2018, even among US companies, and is considered to be one of the most significant information security and privacy laws of our time. The law gives data subjects rights over their personal data and establishes obligations on any organization around the world that is processing the data of an EU data subject, making the applicability of the law follows data rather than following a data subject or physical location. GDPR requires all data controllers and data processors that handle personal data of data subjects to apply appropriate security and organizational measures in order to safeguard the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of processing services. GDPR was enacted in 2016 and became enforceable on May 25, 2018.
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COMECE organised the first EU-Church expert meeting on General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). IN dialogue with representatives of the EU, participants of this event identified and discussed some of the the main challenges in this field.
Brussels, 21 May 2019
"A Toast to Privacy" webinar and reception honoring the launch of the General Data Protection Regulation in Europe on Thursday, May 24, 2018 at the European Union Delegation to the U.S. in Washington.
Evolve - Chartered Accountants Ireland Annual Conference and Practitioners Forum 2018.
Practitioners Forum.
Gordon Wade, Associate Director, KPMG,
Topic: GDPR - Are You Ready? the 25th of May is Fast Approaching.
Iain White Photography.
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GDPR Regulation can be quite confusing for organizations that fall in the scope of compliance. For achieving compliance, it is essential that organizations determine whether they are a controller or a processor to comply with the requirements. GDPR has clearly outlined different requirements for a Data Controller and a Data Processor. So, for organizations to meet these requirements determining their role and activity is crucial. Addressing this, we have covered an informative video on “GDPR – Am I Data Controller or Data Processor?” for the benefit and an easy understanding of our viewers/organizations looking to achieve compliance.
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COMECE organised the first EU-Church expert meeting on General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). IN dialogue with representatives of the EU, participants of this event identified and discussed some of the the main challenges in this field.
Brussels, 21 May 2019
Jeg håper du har hatt en god sommer! - Nå har GDPR trådd i kraft i Norge, og det er en del ting din bedrift eller organisasjon må ta på alvor. Blant annet må dere nå ha på plass en personvernerklæring på hjemmesiden, samt be om samtykke for å lagre personopplysninger og benytte cookies (informasjonskapsler). Hva regnes som personopplysninger? Det er navn, telefonnummer, epostadresse, IP-adresse med mer som gjør at man kan identifisere en person på bakgrunn av informasjonen. Dette er ikke lenger lovlig å hente inn, lagre eller benytte uten at vedkommende har gitt sitt samtykke. Så hva betyr dette? Nr 1: Dere må ha en personvernerklæring på hjemmesiden som forteller hvilke personopplysninger dere henter inn, lagrer og bruker. Dette gjelder ikke bare hva dere gjør på hjemmesiden, men også ellers i organisasjonen. F.eks dersom dere har nyhetsbrev, så skal det også avklares først. Det samme med medlemsregister. Nr 2: Personen må gi sitt samtykke En person skal kunne reservere seg mot at du henter og bruker personopplysningene. Faktisk er det slik at en person skal gi sitt samtykke til at du kan hente inn informasjonen, FØR du henter inn informasjonen. Så du kan ikke lenger bruke en statistikkløsning som lagrer IP-adressen, uten at vedkommende først har bekreftet at det er ok. Du kan benytte en statistikkløsning som anonymiserer IP-adressen, det er ok. Det finnes unntak, og da skal det beskrives i Personvernerklæringen. Her vises det hvor enkelt du kan få dette på plass med din hjemmeside i EasyEdit. Les ellers på Datatilsynets nettside for mer om de pliktene du må følge vedr GDPR for din organisasjon eller firma.
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A European Approach to Data Protection and Artificial Intelligence: Discussing the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and Its Impacts featuring Fanny Hidvegi, Estelle Masse, and Etienne Maury.
Photo credit: Yuri Kazakov for the European Institute, March 28, 2019.
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