EU General Data Protection Regulation Webinar Series – Recordings
The European Union replaced its privacy laws with a new, comprehensive General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which took effect on May 25, 2018. The essential principles of the EU’s privacy laws are unchanged, but the new Regulation imposes many new obligations on many more entities – all backed up by fines modeled on European antitrust laws. Since September 2016, Mintz has run a webinar series focused on helping businesses understand the reach and scope of GDPR, and our team has been working with hundreds of clients of all sizes and in all sectors to assess GDPR exposure and risk, and where applicable, develop and implement GDPR-compliant data privacy programs. Recordings of those webinars can be found below:
EU Data Protection GDPR for Life Sciences (3/14/2018)
This webinar, the ninth in our EU General Data Protection Regulation Series, focuses on topics that are vital to life sciences companies seeking to come into compliance, including handling clinical study data, other scientific research, CRO and other contractor agreements, and transferring personal data outside of the EU. Please note: Content concerning consent and clinical studies is out of date in light of guidance that was issued after the webinar date.
Getting Your Contracts Ready for GDPR (11/16/2017)
This webinar, the eighth in our EU General Data Protection Regulation Series, reviews the GDPR’s express contract requirements and discusses additional matters that you may want to address in your contracts.
Handling Human Resources Data Under Privacy Shield and the GDPR (10/5/2017)
This webinar, the seventh in our EU General Data Protection Regulation Series, reviews current options for transferring personal data, including under Privacy Shield, and previews the new landscape under GDPR.
Access, Correction and Erasure: How to Minimize the Burden (2/16/2017)
This webinar, the sixth in our EU General Data Protection Regulation Series, considers companies’ obligations to give individuals access to their data and to correct or erase it. We explore the new data portability requirements. The webinar concludes with some suggestions on how to make these requirements less burdensome.
Transferring Data from the EU (1/12/2017)
This webinar, the fifth in our EU General Data Protection Regulation Series, explores the ways in which the Regulation creates new avenues for data transfers, and narrows others. In particular, we consider sector-specific Commission decisions, privacy seals/certifications, the exception for non-repetitive, limited transfers, and the outlook for BCRs and Model Clauses.
Data Protection Officers: Do You Need One? (12/15/2016)
This webinar, the fourth in our EU General Data Protection Regulation Series, examines the criteria that dictate whether or not your organization needs to appoint a Data Protection Officer. We discuss the role of the DPO, the significance of the "independence" requirement, and the qualifications required to hold the position.
Good-bye to the Cure-all: The New Rules on Consent (11/10/2016)
This webinar, the third in our EU General Data Protection Regulation Series, reviews the new restrictions on relying on user consent to data processing and data transfers. In addition to the general “imbalance of power” problem, we consider the implications of the Directive on unfair terms in consumer contracts and changes that may need to be made to terms of use and privacy policies when dealing with consumers.
Accountability, Data Security, Data Impact Assessments and Breach Notification Requirements (10/13/2016)
This webinar, the second in our EU General Data Protection Regulation Series, focuses on the data security and accountability requirements of the Regulation, including reviews and documentation of internal policies and procedures and data impact assessments. We also explore the breach notification requirements and actions that companies can take in advance to mitigate the need for breach notification.
One-Stop Shopping Mall? The New Regulatory Structure (9/14/2016)
This webinar, the first in our EU General Data Protection Regulation Series, explains the powers and role of the new European Data Protection Board, how a “lead supervisory authority” will be designated for each controller, and how the lead supervisory authority will interact with other interested supervisory authorities. We also look at the complaint process from the point of view of the individual who is claiming a violation, and explore the likely role that will be played by public interest organizations bringing group complaints.
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