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PrivSec Global



A Global Livestream Experience | 22 - 23 September 2021

PrivSec Global is the largest data protection, privacy and security event on the planet, addressing the issues, challenges and opportunities globally.

This livestream experience brings together subject matter experts, industry leaders, academics and visionaries from around the world for 2 days of up-to-the-minute content, advice and guidance.

‘one of the must-attend events for privacy, data protection and security professionals in the world’.

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PrivSec Global September 2021

2

Days

52+

Hours of Content

52+

Sessions

140+

Speakers

PrivSec Global September will keep you up to date with the latest developments, strategies and insights across data protection, privacy and security. New topics include:

Ethics and Consent

From behavioural advertising to AI decision-making—privacy professionals grapple with some of the most important ethical questions of our age. Topics covered will include:
  • Marketing and ethical use of data
  • Ethical AI
  • Consent and GDPR

Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance

Data and technology play an increasingly critical role in government, society, and the environment. According to AlphaSense, “More than 1 in 4 dollars (or) of global AUM (Assets Under Management) is now managed under an ESG investment strategy.  This focus on ESG includes corporations being held accountable for how they handle sensitive consumer data, specifically around their Data Privacy and Protection policies.”
Topics covered will include:
  • Company’s sustainable data use
  • Integrating privacy goals into business activities
  • ESG policy and Third Party Risk Management?

International Data Flows

Businesses seeking to transfer personal data out of the EU continue to face a lot of uncertainty.  But is there any feasible solution available for an individual company—or is waiting in hope for a binding international privacy framework the only way forward?
Topics covered will include:
  • Key cases and decisions since Schrems II
  • “Onward transfers” from adequate countries
  • Recently published SCCs

AI Regulation

The proposed AI Regulation is a vast and ambitious law that attempts to both facilitate the use of AI across Europe and protect Europeans from its more harmful effects.  Perhaps unsurprisingly, the proposal has been criticised both by those who argue it will stifle innovation—and by those who say it does not go far enough. Topics covered will include:
  • EU AI regulation and business
  • Stifling innovation or not going far enough?
  • Privacy risks in biometric identification

Digital Advertising

In recent years, online advertising has grown into a multi-billion dollar industry affecting every internet user. The targeted advertising market is worth billions—but it relies on collecting the personal data of millions of people, often without their consent; will consumer privacy benefit from the shift from targeting based on “first-party” data, and how can companies whose revenues depend on third-party data survive?
Topics covered will include:
  • Browser-level cookie opt-outs and “cookie paywalls” under the ePrivacy Regulation
  • Death of third-party cookies and digital advertising
  • Ensure compliance when collecting first-party data

Emerging Challenges in Cybersecurity

The Solarwinds hack was among the most significant cyber incidents of all time—and the full impact remains unknown; are governments taking cybercrime threats sufficiently seriously, and what’s at stake when extortionists and state actors can shut down critical infrastructure and spy on government agencies?
Topics covered will include:
  • Emerging consequences of the Solarwinds attack
  • Biden’s executive order and Third-party risk management
  • Threat detection and data breach notification thresholds

Global Data Protection and Privacy Law Developments

The “patchwork” of privacy legislation across the U.S. continues to—slowly—stitch itself together; but it’s not just the U.S. where privacy law is advancing—there are important ongoing developments in many regions throughout 2021, including Canada, South Africa, and China.
Topics covered will include:
  • USA and a Federal Data Privacy Law
  • South Africa and POPIA enforcement?
  • China’s Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL)

Innovation and Equity

Innovation can drive equity in privacy and security—but it can also contribute to inequality. So much of our technology is driven by users - we make things without knowing what they'll be used for, then let people play with them and define that for us; it has a massive impact on security, both because it means that people will effectively hack the software we make just by imagining a new use for it and because it speeds up the technology development lifecycle
Topics covered will include:
  • Pandemic-resulting WFH Revolution challenges
  • Facial Recognition in the 21st Century
  • Geofencing
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"The range of speakers and topics was amazing, so much knowledge and insight to be gained from this and all for free!"
‍- March 2021 Attendee


Expert speakers for PrivSec Global have included:

Max Schrems

Founder, noyb.eu

Ciaran Martin

Founding CEO of the National Cyber Security Centre and now Professor, University of Oxford

Michelle King

Managing Director of Equality Forward, Former Director of Inclusion, Netflix and Leading Global Expert in Gender Equality

Johnny Ryan

Author, Senior Fellow at Irish Council for Civil Liberties, and Open Markets Institute

Lori Baker

Vice President, Legal & Director of Data Protection, Dubai International Financial Authority

Tanya M. Richardson

Senior Counsel, Privacy and Cybersecurity, Uber Technologies, Inc.

Carlin Dornbusch

President, American Cyber Security Management

Veroniki Stamati

Information Security & Privacy Engineering Lead, Skyscanner

Anu Kukar

Cyber, Data & Technology Risk – Thought Leader

Aishwarya Srinivasan

AI&ML Innovation Leader, IBM

Osama El-Masry

Data Protection & Privacy Officer, Vodafone Egypt

Laure Landes-Gronowski

French lawyer, Paris Bar, Partner – Head of IT, Data protection & Cybersecurity department, Agil’IT

Beatriz Ruiz-Beato

EMEA Data Protection Officer, NEC Europe Ltd

Marcos Sêmola, CISM®, CIPM®, CDPSE®, PDPP®, PCI/DSS QSA®, ISO27K®LA,

Cybersecurity Partner, EY Brazil

Julia Mehlman

Data & Privacy Counsel, Pandora Media

Eric Piscini

Global VP, Payer and Emerging Business Networks, IBM Watson Health

Ljubica Pendaroska

President, Women4Cyber North Macedonia

Preston Bukaty

Senior Compliance Attorney, IntelePeer

Russell Opland

Data Protection Officer, Law Firm

Steve Wright

Partner, Privacy Culture

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June 2021 Event Stats

PrivSec Global March saw over 670 attendees from 169 countries have access to over 210+ speakers, across 70 sessions, enabling them to watch over 52 hours of content live and on-demand.


6,749

Registered Attendees

43m

Average Watch Time per Session
(Average Session 44 minutes)

3h 20m

Average Time Spent on Conference Platform (per visit)

16,853

Unique Watches of Sessions

52

Hours of Content

210+

Expert Speakers

612

Attendee Questions Answered Live

2,430

Audience Claps

Registration for the next PrivSec Global taking place in September is now open, secure your place today.

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Our previous speakers have included:

Budgie Dhanda

Co-Chair at UK Cyber Security Council Formation Project

Dr Ann Cavoukian

Creator of Global Privacy & Security by Design and Former 3-term Privacy Commisisoner of Ontario

Dominique Shelton Leipzig

Partner, Privacy & Security, Perkins Coie LLP and recognised as ‘Woman Leader in Tech Law’

Alastair Campbell

former Communications Chief to Tony Blair - KEYNOTE: Crisis Communications, Privacy and Media Frenzy

Anthony Scaramucci

Founder and Co-Managing Partner of SkyBridge Capital, former White House Director of Communications

Carissa Véliz

Research Fellow at the University of Oxford and Author of Privacy is Power, An Economist Book of the Year

Joanne Neary

Assistant Commissioner of Ireland’s Data Protection Commission, One of the world’s leading data protection regulators

Professor Sam Shah

Chief Medical Officer, Numan and Founder of Faculty of Future Health, Former Director of Digital Development at NHSX

Samantha Gavel

New South Wales Privacy Commissioner, Information and Privacy Commission

James A. Trilling

Division of Privacy and Identity Protection, Federal Trade Commission

Omar Seghrouchni

President, Morocco's National Commission for the Control of Personal Data Protection (CNDP)

Esther Schagen-van Luit

Chief Information Security Officer, Deloitte and known as The Leading Lady in Cyber

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Previous attendees include:


Privacy, Security, Governance, Compliance, Legal and Operations Officers from a range of global organisations such as:



Tune in Live and On-Demand

PrivSec Global offers three days of editorial driven content, alongside virtual networking and fireside chats, all delivered from the comfort of your own home or office.

  • Compare and learn from organisations in your industry or sector

  • Hear case studies from industry leading experts from around the globe

  • Gain up-to-the-minute knowledge, insight and advice

  • Access over 52 hours of content

  • Network with peers without geographical barriers

  • Be part of one of the largest data protection, privacy and security event communties

PrivSec Global Q4 2020 Speakers
Max Schrems debate at PrivSec Dublin
Max Schrems at PrivSec Global 2019
Data Security agenda at PrivSec Dublin

Where Privacy and Security Meet

Featuring over 120+ speakers across 52 sessions, PrivSec Global will cover the most pressing and challenging topics in the data protection, privacy and security sectors.

With all sessions available to view live or on-demand, you can build a personalised agenda based on your key focus topics and fit the event around your own schedule.

Registration for the next PrivSec Global taking place in September is now open, secure your place today.

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Sector & Geo Tracks

Alongside the Privacy and Security tracks, we will also be looking into key subjects and sectors over the course of two days.

These sessions will focus on sectors such as HR and Recruitment, Marketing and AdTech, as well as ones looking at the regulatory, political and business issues affecting specific regions across the world.

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Featuring over 200+ speakers across 64 sessions, PrivSec Global covered the most pressing and challenging topics in the data protection, privacy and security sectors.

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