Data Protection World Forum

2018 will be a landmark year for data protection and privacy.

In an increasingly digital economy the issue of data protection and privacy is becoming ever more important.

On May 25th of this year, the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) became enforceable and the accompanying ePrivacy Regulation (ePR) is currently working its way through the EU legislative process.

2018 will see the biggest change in data protection and privacy for two decades and will have a global impact on companies of all sizes; public sector and Government organisations, charities, professional bodies and associations.

The inaugural Data Protection World Forum (DPWF) will be held on November 20th & 21st 2018 at the ExCeL London and will be attended by a global audience of industry practitioners and senior executives.

The DPWF is headlined by V?ra Jourov’ – European Commissioner for Justice, Consumers and Gender Equality’at European Commission and Steve Wood – Deputy Commissioner at Information Commissioner’s Office.

Data Protection World Forum will feature the world’s leading data protection and privacy experts covering topics that include:

Data Protection by Privacy and Design

Data Protection as a Fundamental Right

Subject Access Requests

Data Protection Impact Assessments

Rights of the Data Subject

Codes of Conduct and Certification

Transfers of Personal Data

Increased Security Requirements for KYC Data

PSD2 vs GDPR: How to Navigate Through Conflicting Regulation

Cyber Security

Cloud Data Protection (CDP) Tokenisation

Big Data Encryption

Governance &’Compliance

Data Privacy Management

Data Flow Mapping

Encryption

Principles of GDPR & ePR

The Data Protection World Forum will be structured around carefully curated content streams to allow delegates to focus on the issues that matter the most to them and allow them to deep dive into specialised topics.

For more information on Data Protection World Forum and to’secure your tickets,’please visit the website at the below link:

https://www.dataprotectionworldforum.com