An essential seminar for technology lawyers, in-house counsel, transactional attorneys and litigators – designed to increase your knowledge and ability to protect your clients and their interests.

Featuring:

Damien Riehl
Top Tech Law Developments for 2019: Legislative, Caselaw and Business Updates

Brigadier General Stefanie Horvath
Strategies for Protecting Minnesota from Global Cybersecurity Threats

Additional Topics Include:

  • Cybersecurity – Keeping Your Network Safe at Little to No Cost
  • Information Technology Transactions: Lessons Learned from Real-World Cases
  • What Privacy and Tech Lawyers Need to Know About the Newest Tech for Online Behavioral Advertising
  • Smart Contracts 101
  • Understanding Bias in Artificial Intelligence and How It Impacts the Legal System

Jamie Nafziger will be speaking at the following sessions:

10:40 – 11:40 a.m.
Strategies for Protecting Minnesota from Global Cybersecurity Threats
Minnesota and other state and local governments are engaged in an unprecedented effort to control and respond to cyber threats and attacks that are increasing in frequency, sophistication and severity. This session discusses leveraging private and public resources to improve cybersecurity; the underlying resources and legal mechanisms for a unified response to a significant cyber incident and what constitutes reasonable measures to protect an organization’s data in the face of the increasing intensity of global cyber attacks.
– First Lieutenant Cumah I. Blake; Judge Advocate; Minnesota National Guard; Saint Paul
– Brigadier General Stefanie Horvath, CISSP; Chief Business Technology Officer, Minnesota Boards, Councils, and Commissions (MBCC) and the Enterprise Program Management Office (EPMO); Minnesota IT Services; Saint Paul
– Jamie N. Nafziger; Partner and Chair, Cybersecurity, Privacy and Social Media Practice Group; Dorsey & Whitney LLP; Minneapolis

2:10 – 2:40 p.m.
2019 What Privacy and Tech Lawyers Need to Know About the Newest Tech for Online Behavioral Advertising
This session will cover mobile app-related identifiers that are the equivalent of website cookies, how they track users, and the disclosures needed for privacy policies and compliance. It will also tackle reports of phones and other devices tracking audio content in their environment, including people’s conversations, and the privacy implications of such tracking. Finally, we’ll take a look at the new limitations in the pending CCPA and ePrivacy Directive, among other laws, and how those laws may be changing the face of digital advertising as we know it.
– Bradley Hammer; Attorney – Founder; Vakaris Group; Minneapolis
– Jamie N. Nafziger; Partner and Chair, Cybersecurity, Privacy and Social Media Practice Group; Dorsey & Whitney LLP; Minneapolis

Tuition & Discounts
$275 MSBA members / $275 paralegals / $335 standard rate

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