The invalidation of the Safe Harbor Arrangement in 2015 left a legal void for companies looking to process Europeans’ data in the United States. That void was filled by the Privacy Shield, a framework for regulating transatlantic exchanges of personal data for commercial purposes, which attempted to remedy the deficiencies that the Court of Justice of the European Union had identified. However, the Privacy Shield was quickly challenged and earlier this summer it too was invalidated.
During this Crash Course, two panels of experts will examine what went wrong, what should happen next, and what companies and other entities need to know in order to respond to this change.
Sessions
09/17/20 9:00am - 9:05am
Introduction and Welcome
09/17/20 9:05am - 10:05am
Panel 1: What Went Wrong and What Comes Next
- Scott Skinner-Thompson — Moderator
Associate Professor, University of Colorado Law School - Ted Dean — Panelist
Head of Public Policy, Dropbox - Alex Joel — Panelist
Scholar-in-Residence and Adjunct Professor (Tech, Law, & Security Program), American University Washington College of Law - Estelle Massé — Panelist
Senior Policy Analyst and Global Data Protection Lead, Access Now - Edith Ramirez — Panelist
Partner, Hogan Lovells; Former Federal Trade Commission Chairwoman
09/17/20 10:05am - 10:15am
Break
09/17/20 10:15am - 11:15am
Panel 2: How Can Companies and Organizations React
- Kay Henze — Moderator
CEO & Executive Director, Blackstone Entrepreneurship Network (BEN) Colorado - Barbara Cosgrove — Panelist
Chief Privacy Officer, Workday - Kristina Irion — Panelist
Assistant Professor, Institute for Information Law (IViR), University of Amsterdam - David Navetta — Panelist
Partner and Vice-Chair of the Cyber/Data/Privacy Practice, Cooley LLP - Lee Tien — Panelist
Senior Staff Attorney and the Adams Chair for Internet Rights, Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF)
09/17/20 11:15am - 12:00pm
Virtual Lunch Reception (optional)
Details to join will be available to registrants.