PLI's 24th Annual Institute on Privacy and Cybersecurity Law

With businesses increasingly being driven by data and digital assets, data privacy and cybersecurity are among the most important issues for organizations today. The internet, artificial intelligence and machine learning, and evolving information technologies employ powerful tools for the collection, use, storage and disposal of personal information. The Practising Law Institute’s annual conference focused on the latest developments and strategic approaches, with the goal of keeping lawyers and other privacy and cybersecurity professionals informed, updated and ready to respond effectively in this complex and dynamic area.

This event helped attendees:

• Identify what’s new regarding US privacy frameworks, from coast to coast and at the federal level.
• Apply lessons learned from recent Federal Trade Commission and state attorneys general enforcement actions.
• Understand privacy considerations in the US and globally for employers monitoring and managing employees as they work on-site, from home and everywhere in between
• Become familiar with the latest developments beyond the US, including the European Union General Data Protection Regulation, and compare trends in global data protection law developments.
• Recognize ethical and cyber-risk management issues in using information and technology.
• Keep up with cybersecurity challenges using a tabletop approach.
• Discuss strategies for minimizing adtech risk.
• Define key components of implementing privacy and cybersecurity measures, drawing on the insights of chief privacy officers and chief information security officers. 

Featured agenda item

Tuesday, May 9 | 1:30 – 2:30 pm PDT

Litigation in Privacy and  Data Security

Cooley partner Travis LeBlanc, co-chair of the firm’s global cyber/data/privacy practice, was a featured speaker on this panel and discussed the evolving privacy and data security landscape.

For more information, please email Amanda Meier.