Virtual Event: Fall Academy Privacy + Security Forum State Privacy Law Workshop

The Fall Academy Privacy + Security Forum State Privacy Law Workshop is a virtual event organized by BSA | The Software Alliance, focusing on the latest developments in state privacy laws across the United States. This workshop is designed to provide in-depth analysis and discussion on emerging privacy legislation and its implications for businesses and consumers.

Key topics include comprehensive reviews of newly enacted privacy laws in states such as Virginia and Colorado, as well as proposed legislation in Florida, Washington, and New York. The workshop also examines the efforts of the Uniform Law Commission in developing model state privacy legislation. Additionally, it addresses critical issues like litigation under Illinois biometrics laws, debates over facial recognition and other biometric privacy concerns, and regulations surrounding direct-to-consumer genetic testing, Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence, and data security and breach notification developments.

The event features a panel of esteemed experts, including Elizabeth Canter, Partner at Covington; Tanya Madison, Global Chief Privacy Officer at Aristocrat Technologies; Kate Goodloe, Senior Director of Policy at BSA | The Software Alliance; and Kristen Hilton, Senior Assistant Attorney General at the Oregon Department of Justice. Their collective expertise offers attendees valuable insights into the evolving landscape of state privacy laws.

This workshop is ideal for legal professionals, policymakers, compliance officers, and business leaders seeking to stay informed about state-level privacy legislation and its impact on various industries. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of current and proposed privacy laws, enabling them to navigate the complexities of compliance and risk management effectively.