Data Privacy in the Information Age 2019 | PRMIA - Professional Risk Managers'​ International Association | 18 June 2019 | Federal Reserve Bank, 600 Atlantic Ave, Boston, MA 02210, USA

Join PRMIA Boston at the Boston Federal Reserve Bank on June 18th as we explore how modern enterprises manage risk and reward in the extraction, distribution, and decision-making process of the modern age’s most valuable commodity.

In our “Information Age”, data has grown to be one of the most valuable enterprise resources. This change has substantially impacted large enterprises across verticals, which now face new challenges and risks.

PRMIA Boston has invited seasoned experts to share insights on how data has transformed their business model and risk management strategy. The following topics will be discussed:

Data Governance and Security: How is data kept safe to the extent it is maintained in electronic form within systems potentially vulnerable to cyber-attacks?
Data Rights & Privacy: How is data collected and disseminated and to what extent are individuals aware of the use and distribution of their personal information? How have the different global regulations shaped this phenomenon?
Data as a Competitive Advantage: How is data being used for marketing, distribution of products and services? How have the new data extraction and processing tools affected decision making within strategic divisions of a company?

2019 Speakers

Tom Curry
Partner and Co-head, Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP

Seth Berman
Privacy and Data Security practice group, Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP

David Blaszkowsky
Head, Enterprise Data Governance, State Street Corporation

Roger Stein
Research Affiliate, MIT Laboratory

Monica Holboke
CEO, CryptoNumerics

Wilson D’Souza
CTO, Fidelity Wealth Technologies

Sri Krishnamurthy
founder, QuantUniversity

Bob Levy
Founder/CEO, Immersion Analytics