Privacy

Security Congress Abstract

Operationalizing Privacy Regulation in Connected Ecosystems

Speaker(s)

• RO

  Robert Otten

  Senior Manager
  DLA Piper

To keep pace with rapid digitalization, organizations are increasingly turning to the internet of things (IoT) to enable innovative solutions. These organizations need to be mindful of evolving privacy regulations that affect how IoT systems can operate, collect and process data. This session will cover the expanding landscape of privacy regulation and how it applies to IoT ecosystems. We will first identify and dissect global drivers for data privacy such as the California Consumer Privacy Act. Then, we will discuss how organizations can proactively address common data privacy and security challenges to promote secure connected ecosystems. We will discuss use cases for addressing reasonable security for connected medical devices, cars and cities and the shifting security responsibility matrix for cloud service providers.

 

Learning Objectives:

• Identify and understand evolving privacy regulation, including security aspects of the California Consumer Privacy Act
• Understand how to overcome security challenges for IoT ecosystems including connected medical devices, cars and cities.
• Understand how to effectively manage security of cloud service providers to enable rapid business innovation.