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Data Privacy and Security: New Rules, Trends, and Hot Topics

Privacy Rights, Cyber Threats, and Legal Preparedness: A Holistic Approach for Attorneys

Created byBert Bender
4.4
(79 reviews)
BeginnerUpdated Aug 31, 2023
Data Privacy and Security: New Rules, Trends, and Hot Topics

What You'll Learn

check_circleUnderstand the key provisions of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA).
check_circleExamine the establishment and role of the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) in enforcing privacy regulations.
check_circleUnderstand the importance of data purpose, data management best practices, and the balance between data utility and liability.
check_circleUnderstand the critical role of employees in maintaining cybersecurity and implementing multi-factor authentication (MFA) as an essential security measure.
check_circleUnderstand the implications of GDPR for international operations and evaluate the applicability of GDPR to different business activities.
check_circleAnalyze major data privacy fallout cases and their implications for organizations, including settlements, litigation, and the evolving landscape of data privacy.

About This Course

This comprehensive course equips attorneys with the essential knowledge and practical insights to navigate the intricate landscape of privacy and cybersecurity law.

Attorneys will delve into the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), its legislative offspring, the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), and the extraterritorial implications of California privacy laws. Furthermore, they will explore the establishment and enforcement role of the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA).

Participants will gain practical strategies for effectively navigating state privacy legislation, including compliance with opt-in/opt-out requirements and state-specific obligations. The course will cover key aspects such as the sale and sharing of personal information, data purpose, data management best practices, and methods to minimize liability.

Attorneys will also develop a deep understanding of legal inquiries, investigations, penalties for data mismanagement, and compliance with cross-contextual advertising practices. In addition, the course addresses cybersecurity practices within organizations. Attorneys will learn strategies to empower employees and foster a culture of proactive cybersecurity measures.

By the end of the course, participants will have the expertise to conduct risk analysis and assessments, establish robust security measures, and effectively navigate the complexities of privacy and cybersecurity law in both the California and international contexts.

Key Topics Discussed:

  • Rights and Protections Granted to California Residents Under the CCPA
  • Role and Enforcement Capabilities of the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA)
  • Compliance Requirements and Private Right of Action Under the CPRA
  • Extraterritorial Impact of California Privacy Legislation
  • Practical Considerations for Complying With California Privacy Laws Across State Lines
  • Understanding the Sale of Personal Information and Its Definition
  • Exceptions and Loopholes to the Sale Definition in Certain States
  • Liability Considerations and Exemptions in Information Sharing Arrangements
  • Navigating the Complexities of State Privacy Legislation and Developing Compliance Strategies
  • Importance of Data Purpose and Its Implications for Compliance and Risk Management
  • Best Practices for Data Management and Balancing Utility With Liability
  • Key Questions and Preparedness for Investigations and Legal Inquiries
  • Minimizing Liability and Understanding Opt-Out Rights for Data Hygiene and Personal Data Sharing
  • Penalties for Data Mismanagement Under the CCPA and State Laws
  • Compliance and Legal Considerations in Cross-Contextual Advertising Practices
  • Risk Analysis and Assessments for Robust Security Measures
  • Strengthening Cybersecurity From Within: Empowering Employees
  • Incident Response and Responsible Reporting: Key Steps for Addressing Security Breaches
  • Responsible Incident Reporting: Essential Elements for Effective Communication
  • Data Privacy and Responsible Communication: Navigating the Complexities
  • Ransomware Attacks: Trends and Impact on Organizations
  • Ransom Payments to Sanctioned Groups: Legal Implications and Recommendations
  • Managing Risks in Business Agreements: Considerations for Data Security and Compliance
  • Understanding GDPR and Its Implications for International Operations
  • Data Privacy Fallout: Major Cases and Future Implications

Your Instructors

Bert Bender
Bert Bender

Senior Counsel | Freeman Mathis & Gary

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Bert Bender is Senior Counsel in Freeman Mathis & Gary’s Philadelphia office, where he counsels clients on state and federal privacy and security regulations. Bert advises clients on the legal implications of their data before, during, and after a privacy or security event. He has guided businesses, non-profits, and government and municipal entities of all sizes through hundreds of suspected and confirmed privacy and security events, including representing clients in litigation and in response to government investigations from state and federal regulatory agencies arising from privacy and security events. Bert also counsels clients on implementing policies, procedures, and processes for managing and protecting their data and for responding to suspected misuse of data. Bert is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, where he was member of the lightweight rowing team, and Temple University’s Beasley School of Law. Prior to his law career, he served five years in the Marine Corps as a Communications Officer, including a tour in Iraq. Bert often relies on the insights and experiences he gained as a Communications Officer to guide his clients through privacy and security events. Bert lives in Philadelphia with his wife, Amanda, two sons, and his English bulldog.

Darryl Johnson II
Darryl Johnson II

Podcast Host | LearnFormula

Darryl Johnson II is a creative thinker based in sunny Southern California. A prolific content creator, he has published several dozen works for wind band, jazz band, and orchestra and is the author of dozens more print and multimedia publications in both the fiction and non-fiction categories. Along the way, he has delivered academic presentations to hundreds of schools in over 40 states and 3 countries and has received regular laudits for a supportive and relatable approach to education. A composer of music and a composer of words, Darryl Johnson II has developed an insatiable interest in a broad range of concepts and ideas that have been refined by fires of art and strategy and he is passionate about inviting others on new and interesting journeys of thought, experience, and design.

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