Creating a Data Retention Policy for Privacy that Avoids Conflicts
Recorded On: 10/23/2023
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Existing and emerging privacy laws limit the length of time companies can retain personal information, and these requirements should be detailed in a data retention policy. Creating these policies quickly raises questions: What should be included in a data retention policy and how is it executed? How long can personal information be retained, and how can this retention be made defensible? How are conflicts avoided? This session will address creating compliant, executable data retention policies that address privacy concerns.
Kerry Childe
Senior Consultant
Contoural
http://www.linkedin.com/in/kerrychilde
Kerry Childe is a senior consultant with Contoural, Inc. She has almost 20 years of information counsel experience, leading the development and implementation of enterprise-wide privacy and information protection programs to protect company information. She has previously worked as senior corporate counsel for a Fortune 100 company and senior privacy and regulatory counsel for a nonprofit student lending organization.
Kaye Cyrus
Director of Legal and Compliance
Office Practicum
Kaye Cyrus is a results-driven legal executive with more than 20 years’ experience in corporate law, privacy, regulatory compliance and risk management. She is known for confronting challenge with courage and confidence, leading high-performing teams and influencing and advising C-Suite executives on high stakes matters.
She is currently the Director of Legal and Compliance at Office Practicum, responsible for the organisation’s corporate legal matters. Kaye is the chair for the ACC’s Information Governance Network and immediate past-vice chair of Women in the House (WITH) Network.
She holds a JD from Cardozo School of Law, and a BA in English and Political Science from Long Island University.
