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76%
of GCs, CPOs, and DPOs are Briefing C-Suites/Boards on Schrems II Risk Exposure. Are you?
Schrems II magnifies GDPR requirements since the remedy is data access termination, not financial penalties, and has implications for organisations regardless of whether they are part of the European Union (EU).
This timely webinar will focus on:
  • Two popular “mainstream” data processing activities were ruled illegal on 16th July 2020:

    1. Processing EU data “in the clear” by cloud services providers or other processors
    2. Providing non-EU companies access to EU data for business-related processing

    Terminating data access is now the potential result of non-compliance, leaving organisations open to the risk of business disruption. In addition, personal and criminal liability risks to Boards of Directors and C-Suite Executives have also increased. 


    This webinar addresses those concerns and enables privacy and legal experts to brief their C-Suite and Boards with the most critical compliance and risk-mitigation information.

     

    This webinar will focus on:

  • +Potential risks to Executives and Board of Directors

    +Potential risks of business disruption and losses
    +Risk mitigation approaches and recommendations from the EDPB
    +The critical nature of compliance 

     

    This webinar will also feature our speaker’s answers to the most frequently asked questions submitted in this registration form. If you have a question that you would like answered, please share them in the message section.

Speakers
Dr. Gabriela Zanfir-Fortuna
Senior Counsel,
Future of Privacy forum
Magali Feys
Chief Strategist-Ethical Data,
Ethical Data Use
Moderator
Gary LaFever
CEO & General Counsel,
Anonos
February
18
Thursday
4pm CET / 10am EST
60 min
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*Schrems II refers to the ruling by the Court of Justice of the European Union in Case C-311/18 - Data Protection Commissioner v Facebook Ireland Ltd and Maximillian Schrems, commonly referred to publicly as “Schrems II.” Use of "Schrems II" in no way indicates any relationship or affiliation with, or endorsement by, Max Schrems or by the Non-Governmental Organisation, None of Your Business (NOYB), or any parties directly or indirectly associated with Max Schrems or NOYB.