International best practices in privacy regulation (ext part)

23 Oct 2018 16.15 CET - 23 Oct 2018 17.30 CET

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All in this together: Applying international best practices in privacy regulation to enhance global compliance

As more countries create or update privacy regulation, interoperability should increasingly be at the forefront of policymakers' minds. Now is the time to start identifying those best practices that can facilitate cooperation amongst privacy frameworks and make compliance across borders more straightforward. Some key areas of discussion will include: global privacy principles, cross-border data flows, data breach notification and reporting, and enforcement. As part of this discussion, the US Chamber of Commerce and Hunton, Andrews Kurth LLP will also present a new paper on international best practices around data breach notification.

Programme

Welcoming remarks:

Maika Fohrenbach

Senior Policy Advisor,

AmCham EU

Kara Sutton

Director, Global Connect,

Center for Global Regulatory Cooperation,

U.S. Chamber of Commerce

Keynote: Noah Philips

Commissioner,

U.S. Federal Trade Commission

Geff Brown

Associate General Counsel,

Microsoft

Nasreen Djouini

Policy Advisor, ITA, U.S. Department of Commerce

Travis Hall

National Telecommunications and Information Administration Policy Analyst, U.S. Department of Commerce

Junichi Ishii

Director for International Affairs, Personal Protection Commission (PPC), Japan

Caroline Louveaux

Chief Privacy Officer, Mastercard

Lisa Sotto

Partner,

Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP

Dale Sunderland

Deputy Commissioner,

Irish Data Protection Commissioner

Moderator:

Tanguy Van Overstraeten

Partner, Linklaters,

and Board member, AmCham EU

Questions? Contact Kara Sutton at ksutton@USChamber.com or

Maika Fohrenbach at mfo@amchameu.eu

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