To survive these last few years has required the collective strength of titans. This year, we also admire the tiny tardigrade for its extreme flexibility and capacity to adapt to difficult circumstances. Those practicing privacy and cybersecurity law understand the need to adapt (and adapt and adapt). Come join us to hear about the latest privacy developments and the key items to put on your 2022 roadmap.
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Extreme Heat
Legal, regulatory, and adtech changes abound. This panel will discuss changes to the California Consumer Privacy Act, including the new requirements of the CPRA and the upcoming phase-out of employee and B2B exemptions. We will cover the new comprehensive privacy laws in Virginia and Colorado and updates needed for privacy policies and data processing agreements. We will also address new biometric privacy and genetic privacy laws and developments. Finally, we’ll discuss the major changes underway in the adtech world including cookies, analytics, other types of trackers, voice recognition, and mobile apps.
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Dorsey Speakers
Jamie Nafziger, Partner and Chair, Cybersecurity, Privacy & Social Media Group
Kerry Lee Andken, Associate
Austin T. Chambers, Associate
Lizzy Magarian, Associate
**NOTE: Watching this recording does not allow the user to obtain CLE, CPD, CPE or HR credits.
Extreme Distance
You know how people talk about GDPR now? They’ll soon be discussing China’s new comprehensive privacy law PIPL and China’s other new laws and regulations in the same way. Come hear about the new Chinese legal requirements that took effect in late 2021 and their potentially severe penalties. We’ll also discuss GDPR updates, including the new standard contractual clauses, privacy and cybersecurity in the U.K. post-Brexit, including the new international data transfer addendum, and data localization trends.
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Dorsey Speakers
Ray Liu, Partner, Beijing Office Head
Ron Moscona, Partner, London
Yan (Bill) Huang, Associate, Beijing
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Extreme Pressure
Ransomware attackers and cybercriminals have not taken a break during the pandemic. In fact, the threat landscape has dramatically increased for small to medium-sized companies because of the easy availability of Ransomware as a Service (RaaS), with criminals franchising malware to other entry-level cybercriminals. Hackers – often spinoffs from larger criminal enterprises – not only purchase the code required to compromise a system, but can also purchase network vulnerabilities of specific companies from other sources on the dark web, exposing even more companies to attack. Class actions filed under the California Consumer Privacy Act and the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act continue to proliferate as creative plaintiff’s lawyers push the boundaries of these statutes well beyond the host states. This panel will update you on current threats, typical state law security requirements and liability safe-harbors, and practical steps you can take to protect your company from bad actors and litigation.
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Dorsey Speakers
Robert Cattanach, Partner
Jennifer R. Coates, Partner
Deborah Howitt, Partner
**NOTE: Watching this recording does not allow the user to obtain CLE, CPD, CPE or HR credits.