What Comes after Privacy Shield: Negotiating cross-border data transfers with vendors and service providers
WEBINAR ACC National Capital Region
Event summary
What began over two years ago mainly as a “battle of the forms” to update terms of data protection agreements for GDPR has now exploded into a complex discussion of how to address European personal data transfers in light of the Schrems II decision. With Privacy Shield now being invalidated and the EU standard contractual clauses being called into question, companies now have an uncertain path forward for transferring personal data from Europe to the United States.
This event will explore potential strategies, what happens with Privacy Shield and whether an amendment of current mechanisms are needed in order to limit GDPR risk. In light of the uncertainty, there will be a discussion on how such cross-border transfers can be approached.
Moderator
- Randy Sabett – Special Counsel, Cooley
Panelists
- Courtney Barton – Vice President & Senior Counsel Privacy & Data Security, Global Compliance at Marriott International
- Cobun Zweifel-Keegan – Deputy Director of Privacy Initiatives, BBB National Programs
- Tyler Thompson – ACC Colorado Chapter liaison and Colorado attorney
Event details and registration
For more information, please email Alicia Brewster.
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