David Stauss will present, "The State of Privacy Law," at the IAPP Global Privacy Summit on Monday, April 3, 2023.
U.S. compliance requirements for privacy program operations are rapidly shifting. As California and Colorado finalize their privacy regulations, other state laws in Connecticut, Utah, and Virginia are coming into effect. In addition to implementing comprehensive data privacy laws, organizations must adapt to new sectoral laws that impact privacy programs, from local regulations on algorithmic decision-making to age-appropriate design codes. Meanwhile, even as federal laws remain unchanged, U.S. regulators are considering new requirements, including the Federal Trade Commission’s advanced notice of proposed rulemaking regarding commercial surveillance and data security. If you have trouble keeping pace, you are not alone. This practical half-day workshop will dive into the details of current and emerging compliance obligations.
What you will learn:
- State-level rules and how they interact, including details on the finalized California and Colorado regulations.
- How to prepare for expected new U.S. legal requirements with strategies for future-proofing your operations.
- How to build capacity for integrating emerging rules, including those that approach privacy from other areas (e.g., AI ethics and kids’ safety).
For more information, visit the event website.