TGS Baltic and LDAPA (Lithuanian Association of Data Protection Officers) are hosting the annual conference “International Data Protection Conference. Re-defining Global Data Management and the Role of Technology in Security and Privacy”.
The year 2020 shocked the Global Personal Data Ecosystem:
- Global pandemic has proved that human interaction is super resilient to all kind of limitations and physical restrictions are defied; personal information exchange between the countries jumped off the scale.
- The European Court’s judgement in Schrems II case inspired us to rethink the transfer of EU data beyond its borders. Light and formal models of data transfers used until now are no longer suitable, while newly formulated models are still under way and it will take time for businesses, especially digital businesses, to adapt. The seismic waves of Schrems II case have shifted the foundations of global online business and the effects will be felt for years to come.
- BREXIT rules continue spinning their wheels, and that is increasingly provoking personal data practitioners – how will we exchange data with the Brits after the 6-month transition period?
Advanced technologies and artificial intelligence, for which data and the ability to exchange data are one of the most important elements, are ever more intelligently and quickly crunching the data and making data-based decision often completely without human intervention.
We invite you to review these and other key 2020 phenomena, which redrew the personal data protection map.
The International Data Protection Conference has for several years gathered nearly 1,000 participants. In a remote edition of the conference on 18 February 2021 top speakers from around the globe will share their insights.
See you at this year’s event “Re-defining Global Data Management and the Role of Technology in Security and Privacy.”
PROGRAM:
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09:05 |
I SESSION: GLOBAL DATA TRANSFERS AFTER SHREMS AND BREXIT / Moderator: Mindaugas Civilka |
| 09:15 | Interview / Ph.D. Ann Cavoukian |
| 09:30 | Global Trends in Data Regulation: People, Security and Sovereignty / Tomas Lamanauskas |
| 09:45 | Data Protection by Design and by Default in a Software Development Life-cycle / Jevgenij Tichonov |
| 10:00 | Cross borders data transfers in time of pandemic / Cornelia Kutterer |
| 10:15 | Privacy Predictions 2021 – a global review of the developments in the field of data protection and what to expect in 2021 and beyond / Trevor Hughes |
| 10:30 | The right to data portability - more than theory? / Ala Krinickytė |
| 10:45 | COVID-19 testing, vaccination and certification: privacy implications and future framework / Mindaugas Civilka |
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11:00 |
Break |
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11:30 |
II SESSION: SHAPING FUTURE LANDSCAPE OF DATA PROTECTION / Moderator: Miglė Petkevičienė |
| 11:45 | Regulations and innovations / Ilja Laurs |
| 12:00 | Reclaim your face, reclaim your privacy: using direct democracy to ban biometric mass surveillance / Ella Jakubowska |
| 12:15 | Cookies and other tracking technologies - current and upcoming challenges / Valentinas Knyva |
| 12:30 | Data Protection Authorities: Multi-Taskers Under Pressure / Lee Andrew Bygrave |
| 12:45 | Balancing Privacy, Security and Trust: The Promise of User-Held Data / Ph.D. Paulius Jurčys |
| 13:00 | Privacy Dilemma in Video Surveillance / Fred Streefland |
| 13:15 | Interview / Gedas Ramanauskas |
