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Implementing GDPR Conference

“GDPR preparation doesn’t end on May 25, it requires ongoing effort. You will be expected to continue to identify and address emerging privacy and security risks in the weeks, months and years beyond.” – Elizabeth Denham, Information Commissioner

With strict new rules governing transparency, customer opt-ins and the reporting of data breaches, GDPR has been a described as a “game changer for everyone” in the both the public and private sectors.

But while many organisations have focused on securing GDPR compliance ahead of the May 2018 deadline, this date is just the beginning of a major transformation in the way we collect, store and use data.

Join us for the Implementing GDPR Conference where leading experts will assess the legislation’s impact so far and help ensure your organisation is fully prepared for the future. Taking place one month after the GDPR deadline, this conference will give you the opportunity to compare your GDPR performance with examples of best practice, understand your obligations under the new regulations and re-evaluate your data security procedures.

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Agenda

09:00	Registration, Refreshments and Exhibition
10:00	Opening Remarks from Chair Harry F Ewins, GDPR Practitioner (Trainer & Adviser} Managing Consultant, External Perspective
10:10	Rowenna Fielding, Digital Officer, National Association of Data Protection Officers Post implementation: how successful have your organisational roadmaps been? Did you adequately prepare for 25th May? A reminder of the core principles of GDPR to ensure you are compliant Practical advice to ensure understanding across sectors regardless of job role; as compliance is everyone's responsibility The importance of taking a cross-function approach to GDPR & Security, IT, Data and Legal teams working together in the age of GDPR
10:40	Jake Anthony, Commercial Sector Sales Engineering Manager, UK IT Security Engineering Manager, LogPoint GDPR & SIEM The Brutal Truth Exposing the myths surrounding data breaches, GDPR and how SIEM is relevant Breaches can and will happen, prevention doesnt go far enough. SIEM doesnt solve all your GDPR woes, but it can play an important part: Evidenced based proof that GDPR Security controls are being enforced Detect, pre-empt, incident manage and investigate breaches Audit and report on personal data processing
11:05	Refreshments & Networking Break
11:35	Manish Soni, IT Professional and PrivacyCyber-security lawyer, MacFarlanes LLPp; A paradigm shift under the GDPR? The addition of a new principle of accountability Implementation of a compliance programme in order to avert significant fines What makes a good GDPR compliance programme?
12:00	Seminar delivered by FileFacets The GDPRs requirements are well established. Its repercussions are severe. So where do you start? The challenge The solution The methodology
12:30	Lunch & Networking
13:30	Kaveh Lahooti, Data Protection Consultant, Gemserv Have you successfully constructed and implemented a risk based approach to GDPR for your business? GDPR plan post implementation: practical steps for continuing compliance Legal grounds for processing & consent How to create a good privacy notice The accountability principle Q & A
13:55	Harry Ewins, GDPR Practitioner (Trainer & Adviser} Managing Consultant, External Perspective How to Avoid Panic Stations in the Case of a Breach The requirements of a 72-hour breach notification period How do you define what a breach is within your organisation? How to develop and implement a successful response strategy
14:20	Refreshments & Networking Break
14:50	Panel Discussion and Audience Q&A Importance of data protection for fieldworkers Practical and problematic approaches to data breaches Infringements and penalties Training staff (and appoint a Data Protection Officer) The role of the Data Protection Officer Understanding your legal obligations Best practice in research and data management and keep it up to date
15:30	Closing Remarks from Chair Harry F Ewins, GDPR Practitioner (Trainer & Adviser} Managing Consultant, External Perspective
15:40	Close of Conference

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Learning outcomes

Discover What data processing looks like in a post-Brexit United Kingdom
Learn and listen to engaging GDPR and data protection case-studies and participate in supplier led seminars
Understand how you and your team can capitalise on the data revolution and how to best ensure GDPR compliance
Develop your knowledge of what is meant by the accountability principle
Understand what action to take when a breach occurs and ensure that you do so within the 72 hour period

Who should attend?

Head of Information Governance, ICT Managers, HR Managers, Marketing Directors, Safety Manager, CRM Database Managers, Record Managers, Data Specialists, Head of Data Protection