Europe has been busy recently discussing new measures which will have a substantial impact for those concerned with data protection in the workplace. These initiatives relate to the jurisdictional reach of data, security breach notifications and the mandatory requirement to have a data protection officer in organisations with 250 or more staff.
Failure to comply with the regulations can result in a criminal prosecution with summary fines of up to €5,000 and on indictment €250,000 per offence.
Annual Report of the Data Protection Commissioner, 2011
We bring together experts such as the Deputy Data Protection Commissioner, representatives from Microsoft and Facebook and the very best lawyers in Ireland to review all the key developments in data protection and employment issues that you need to be concerned about.
What are the learning outcomes?
As a result of attending this conference you will:
| 9:30am | Review of Latest Data Protection Developments A review of latest data protection developments. |
| 10:15am | Lessons from Recent Key Data Protection Enforcement Actions What's the learning from the costly mistakes of others? Michael Brophy, Certification Europe |
| 10:45am | Microsoft - Key data protection challenges at Microsoft Stephen Nolan, Privacy Manager for Microsoft, explains the current challenges for Microsoft in handling personal data and keeping it secure. |
| 11:15am | Refreshments and Q&A |
| 11:45am | Multijurisdictional Data Management Projects - legal issues and considerations A commercial look at structuring complex data privacy/data management projects in a straightforward way. How to get the most bang for your buck. Some issues and pitfalls for the unwary. David Fagan, Partner, Eversheds |
| 12:15pm | Facebook - lessons and learning from the recent audit Last year the Data Protection Commissioner conducted its most extensive audit ever of a company based in Ireland. Katherine M. Tassi from Facebook's legal team explains the lessons learnt from the audit. |
| 1:00pm | Lunch |
| 2:00pm | Data Retention and Destruction A framework for developing a data retention and disposal policy. Brian Grimshaw, Director, STS Ltd |
| 2:40pm | Data and the Aggrieved Employee An examination of what notes and records aggrieved employees are entitled to see. What rights do they have to access their personnel file, records of grievance proceedings, witness statements and interview notes? What is the limit of their entitlement. A look at practical considerations for business such as cost and disruption. Stephen Barry, Eversheds |
| 3:20pm | Q&A / Refreshments and Networking |
| 3:45pm | Analysis of the European Commission's Proposal for a New General Data Protection Regulation Initiatives include:
David Fagan, Partner, Eversheds |
| 4:30pm | Close |
Who should attend?
This conference is for Data Protection & Compliance Officers, HR Managers and anyone else who is responsible for the processing and security of data.
Duration ~ Date ~ Location
Full Day Conference from 9:30am - 4:30pm
Radisson Blu Hotel, Dublin Airport
Wednesday 10th October 2012
Cost
Standard Rate: €395
Charity/SME Rate: €295
Save an additional €20 if you book and pay online.
All organisations with fewer than 50 employees or registered charities (registered at the time of booking) qualify for the Charity/SME Rate.
How to Book
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Speakers
Stephen Barry- Senior Associate, Eversheds
Michael Brophy- CEO, Certification Europe
Gary Davis- Deputy Data Protection Commissioner
David Fagan- Partner, Eversheds
Brian Grimshaw - Director, STS Ltd
Stephen Nolan- Privacy manager for EMEA, Microsoft
Katherine M. Tassi- Head of Data Protection, Facebook