Meeting Privacy Challenges At The Speed of Technology and Business.
12:15pm - 1:00pm
Room: Keynote Theater
Description:
New privacy challenges and risks are created as new technologies, along with corresponding new business practices, emerge. Laws and regulations always lag behind being passed to address such risks and concerns, so business leaders must look beyond existing laws and regulations and know how to protect the existing and new kinds of personal information in the absence of such legal directives.
We are currently experiencing more new types of privacy risks than ever before in our history as a result of a wide range of new systems, networks and applications. It is important for business leaders to understand what these new risks are and the related challenges in order to effectively prevent privacy breaches. Rebecca will describe these challenges, real life examples, and provide advice for what organizations can do to meet these emerging privacy risks.
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Rebecca Herold
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Rebecca Herold, “The Privacy Professor,”® is a leading information security, privacy, compliance and training expert with over two decades of experience. Rebecca is currently listed among Computerworld’s top three Best Privacy Advisors in the world, a Top Influencer in IT Security by IT Security magazine, and numerous other awards and recognitions. The proprietary security training exercise Rebecca created has won a CSI Information Security Program of the Year. Rebecca also has been an Adjunct Professor for the Norwich University Master of Science in Information Assurance program since 2005. In addition, she has led the federal government's NIST Smart Grid Privacy research group since June 2009. |
