American Bar Association’s 2025 Antitrust Data Privacy Conference

The American Bar Association's 2025 Antitrust Data Privacy Conference is a premier event organized by the ABA, bringing together in-house counsel, government regulators, outside counsel, and thought leaders to discuss pressing privacy and cybersecurity issues. The conference will be held on February 6, 2025, at the Crowne Plaza in Palo Alto, California.

Key topics include the impact of AI and revolutionary technologies on privacy and cybersecurity, increased regulatory attention, and shifting consumer perspectives. A notable panel, "AI, Cybersecurity, and Risk Management," will address compliance with new SEC cybersecurity rules, revisions to incident response plans to account for AI risks, and strategies for informing boards about these issues.

Attendees will have opportunities for networking with peers and experts in the field. The conference will feature distinguished speakers, including Megan M. Kayo, a partner at Freshfields, who will share insights on current challenges and best practices in antitrust data privacy.

This conference is ideal for legal professionals, compliance officers, and policymakers seeking to stay informed on the latest developments in antitrust data privacy and to engage with leading experts in the field.