The Cybersecurity and Privacy Law Section Conference - 2024

11:30 a.m. - 12:10 p.m. | MCLE Registration and light lunch
12:10 - 12:15 p.m. | Welcome and Opening Remarks

12:15 - 1:30 p.m. | MCLE: 1 Hour
Panel I: Cybersecurity - New Rules, More Regulators, Still Lots of Lawsuits
A review of rapid, ongoing developments in cybersecurity law, at the federal and state level.

Panelists

Garrett Stallins Baker McKenzie	Andrew Scott Cybersecurity Counsel Roblox	Irene Mo Senior Associate Enlightened Privacy

Moderator

Danielle Ocampo Freeman Mathis & Gary

Cybersecurity has become a major concern to the private sector, government agencies, and all of us as individuals. The law is rapidly evolving to keep pace, with new statutes and regulations at the state and federal level and new legal risk. Across all kinds of practices, attorneys today need to understand the cybersecurity landscape. This session will provide an overview of major trends, with practical tips for incident response, dealing with regulators, and litigation strategy.

Topics

• The SEC's disclosure rule after one year, and the legal risks to CISOs
• The latest lessons from FTC enforcement actions
• Progress report on the cybersecurity audit rule of the California Privacy Protection Agency
• Ransomware best practices
• Trends in standing in private class actions
• The rise in federal regulation, sector-by-sector

1:30 - 1:40 p.m. | Coffee Break

1:40 - 2:55 p.m. | MCLE: 1 Hour
Panel II: Your Rights and Obligations under the CCPA and US Privacy Laws
A presentation with the California Privacy Protection Agency's Assistant Chief Counsel of Enforcement, the Electronic Frontier Foundation's Associate Director of Legislative Activism, and Privacy Counsel to Businesses.

Speakers

Hayley Tsukayama Electronic Frontier Foundation	Lara Kehoe Hoffman California Privacy Protection Agency	Jonathan Tam Baker McKenzie

Moderator

Abbey Barrera Gibson Dunn

The California Privacy Protection Agency has publicly stated that it is actively enforcing the CCPA and focused on many areas, including non-compliant privacy notices, companies' failure to address data subject rights requests, and practices that may harm vulnerable populations. The Agency has also issued two Enforcement Advisories, the first addressing applying data minimization to consumer rights requests and the second addressing “dark patterns.” Join us for a detailed discussion of these important developments, as well as individuals' rights and business' obligations under the CCPA and other major privacy laws in the US and beyond.

Topics

• The California Privacy Protection Agency’s outlook on the CCPA, including its enforcement priorities
• CCPA compliance obligations and takeaways from recent enforcement cases
• Individuals' rights under the CCPA and their impact 
• How the CCPA fits into the broader privacy landscape in the US and beyond

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2:55 - 3:05 p.m. | Coffee Break

3:05 - 4:20 p.m. | MCLE: 1 Hour
Panel III: Navigating Privacy Compliance in the Brave New World of AI
Navigating the complexities of privacy compliance in today's AI-driven world.

Speakers

Kenric Tom Managing Director Ankura	Hanifa Baporia Managing Counsel Oracle	Lorenzo Robleto Head of Privacy  Doordash	Ann Nguyen Staggs Head of Privacy Grafana

Moderator

Paul Lanois Fieldfisher

Learn as we dive into the realm of privacy, technology, and policy in today's brave new world where AI is increasingly at the core of virtually every business. This panel aims to shed light on the risks associated with improper handling of data and underscores the necessity of incorporating privacy safeguards in AI-powered data utilization. We will also spotlight strategies to adapt to rapid regulatory changes while cultivating customer trust. And dive into the integration of privacy principles into engineering practices and corporate ethos.

Topics

• Best practices and key elements of AI risk management
• Deploy practical strategies for risk-based privacy programs
• Incorporate privacy, security and AI needs into contracts to mitigate risks
• Adopt AI-powered approaches for global privacy compliance
• Future-proof your privacy program

4:20 - 5:30 p.m. | Reception

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Section Chair
Jonathan Tam, Baker McKenzie

Event Code: G244501
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