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Event Date |
Fri May 12 BST (over 7 years ago)
In your timezone (EST): Fri May 12 12:00am - Fri May 12 12:00am |
Location | London, United Kingdom |
Region | EMEA |
In this IIL London Market lecture Mark Gleeson will explain how the Information Commissioner approaches the investigation and resolution of data breaches.
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) is undertaking proactive, as well as reactive, investigations into the privacy practices of a wide range of organisations. The ICO has issued heavy penalties against organisations breaching these civil rules and branded them as 'crooks' and 'criminals'.
Proposed changes to the law mean that individual directors, as we as their organisations, could each face penalties of £500,000. This talk will provide practical, legal and tactical advice on managing ICO investigations into breaches of the current law. It will also highlight changes under the forthcoming General Data Protection Regulation.
By the end of this lecture members would have gained insight into:
The reality of how the ICO handles breaches
The practical, legal and tactical issues to consider
The changes brought in by the GDPR
Speakers for 2017
Mark leads the firm's Data Privacy and Cyber Security practice. He has been practising in the field for nearly 20 years.
Michael Howard, Partner, Browne Jacobson LLP.