Future Proofing Privacy Compliance Part III: Operationalizing Opt-Outs, De-identification & Vendor Management
Online Webinar
The California Privacy Rights Act (“CPRA”), Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act (“VCDPA”), and Colorado Privacy Act (“Colo PA”) significantly expand the scope of consumer rights and control over their personal information, and mandate new notice and transparency requirements. Key differences between the obligations of these laws and existing obligations under other comprehensive privacy legislation such as the California Consumer Privacy Act and EU General Data Protection Regulation will require companies to carefully assess how they operationalize compliance with these new laws.
Join attorneys from Blank Rome’s Privacy, Security & Data Protection group for the third installment of Blank Rome’s multi-part webinar series on Future Proofing Privacy Compliance, where knowledgeable attorneys from our Privacy, Security & Data Protection practice group will discuss the intricacies and complexities of responding to opt-out requests, how to handle the opt out of sales of personal information and targeted/cross-context behavioral advertising and sensitive information, contracting with and managing vendors, and the standards for de-identification and aggregation.
PRESENTERS
- Sharon R. Klein, Partner and Chair, Privacy, Security & Data Protection
- Alex C. Nisenbaum, Partner, Privacy, Security & Data Protection
- Jennifer J. Daniels, Partner, Privacy, Security & Data Protection
- Karen H. Shin, Associate, Privacy, Security & Data Protection
CLE CREDIT
This course is anticipated to qualify for the following CLE credits:
- CA – 1.0 general credit
- CT – 1.0 general credit (by reciprocity)
- NJ – 1.0 general credit (by reciprocity)
- NY – 1.0 professional practice credit (transitional and available for newly admitted attorneys)
- PA – 1.0 general credit
- VA – 1.0 general credit (application pending)
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