Keynote Speech on Data Protection & Cybersecurity
Event | 11.08.17, 11:00 AM CST - 1:00 PM CST
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Crowell & Moring
Rue Joseph Stevens 7, 1000 Brussels, Belgium
Please join us for this IJE/IBJ Open Table on Data Protection & Cybersecurity, where you will get a first-hand update from lawyers at the very forefront in this field. This is a chance not to be missed: Crowell & Moring D.C. partners, Jeff Poston and Evan Wolff, whose extensive knowledge and experience is reflected in their position as co-chairs of our global Privacy and Cybersecurity Practice Group, are over from the United States and will bring us up to speed with latest developments and lead the discussion.
In particular, Evan’s experience as advisor to the senior leadership at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and other U.S. government agencies makes him an unusual and rich resource, while Jeff’s litigation experience – and specifically his impressive background in handling class actions following data breaches – gives him invaluable insight in this complex area. Jeff and Evan will share their thoughts on best practices and lessons learned, and help you to prepare for the Data Protection challenges and Cybersecurity issues that threaten your organization.
Evan and Jeff will be joined by Chris Olson, Chief Executive Officer, The Media Trust (www.themediatrust.com). The Media Trust works with the world's largest, most-heavily trafficked digital properties—websites and mobile apps—to provide real-time security, first-party data protection and privacy, performance management and quality assurance solutions that help protect, monetize and optimize the user experience across desktop, smartphone, tablet and gaming devices.
To register for the event, please contact Maite Forrez.
For more information, please visit these areas: Privacy and Cybersecurity, Privacy and Cybersecurity — Brussels Practice
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