The US privacy landscape is currently fragmented. With nearly half of the States planning to introduce new privacy bills in the first half of 2020 but having to postpone them due to Covid-19. These are likely to pick up once the vaccines are rolled out. The panel will look at the future of privacy for the US now the Democrats have gained power of the Whitehouse, whether this will be a game-changer for Privacy and it will be pushed higher up the agenda.

Host

• Joe Tidy, Cyber Security Correspondent, BBC News

Speakers

• ‍‍James A. Trilling, Division of Privacy and Identity Protection, Federal Trade Commission
  
• Dominique Shelton Leipzig, Partner, Privacy & Security, Perkins Coie LLP and recognised as‘ Woman Leader in Tech Law’
• Jeff Gary, Policy Director, Institute for Technology Law & Policy, Georgetown Law
• David Blaskowsky, Strategy and Regulatory Affairs, HeliosData