The Future of Privacy Compliance: Automating Records of Processing Activities (RoPAs) in a Complex Regulatory Landscape (Nov. 5, 2024)
Includes a Live Web Event on 11/05/2024 at 2:00 PM (EST)
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In an age of evolving privacy regulations and growing consumer expectations, the need for transparency and accountability in data processing has never been more critical. Join us for an insightful Webcast that explores how Records of Processing Activities (RoPAs) are not just a compliance requirement, but a cornerstone of Privacy by Design.
This session will examine how maintaining accurate and detailed RoPAs helps organizations implement the seven core principles of Privacy by Design, including proactive risk management, data minimization, and transparency. We’ll delve into the current legal landscape governing RoPAs, including the GDPR and other regulations, and discuss how RoPAs bring concrete benefits to businesses by improving operational efficiency and fostering consumer trust.
Key takeaways from this Webcast include:
• An overview of the legal requirements surrounding RoPAs across major privacy frameworks.
• Practical business benefits of maintaining robust RoPAs, from risk mitigation to process optimization.
• Best practices for building and maintaining effective RoPAs.
• A detailed look at how RoPAs enable and support the seven principles of Privacy by Design, empowering businesses to embed privacy at the core of their operations.
Whether you’re a privacy professional, compliance officer, or data governance expert, this webinar will provide the insights and tools needed to leverage RoPAs for both compliance and strategic advantage.
Don't miss this opportunity to strengthen your organization’s privacy framework by enabling the principles of privacy by design by operationalizing RoPAs!
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Yosr Hamza
Director, Legal & Compliance - Middle East
Gartner
Billee Elliott McAuliffe
Practice Group Leader for Cybersecurity & Data Privacy
Lewis Rice LLC
The online education industry is exploding with new and different avenues for learning all over the Internet. With this explosion, educational providers and vendors are facing both old and new legal issues. How this new, fast-growing industry will face and overcome these issues fascinates me because I, like the students who are utilizing these online education opportunities, want to continually learn and grow. Many of the “old” traditional legal issues that burden “on-ground” educational institutions still apply to online education providers but have a unique twists when applied to the online education world. In addition, the online, remote nature of the educational experience in this industry creates entirely different but no less interesting (and troubling for the institutions and vendors) concerns of its own. Finding ways to assist the online education institutions and those vendors who service those institutions and to address such old and new issues and concerns requires innovative thinking and approaches that constantly force me go beyond the obvious and/or standard to find the answers that work in this world. This means that every day I have to learn and adapt. Every day is an adventure that keeps me interested, entertained and continually expanding what I know and what I can do.
Fahad Diwan, FIP, CIPP/M, CIPP/C (Moderator)
Director of Product Management & Marketing, Privacy & Data Governance Products
Exterro
As the Director of Product Management & Marketing at Exterro, I lead the development, marketing, and commercialization of innovative privacy and data governance solutions. With a focus on automating compliance and minimizing data risk, I oversee products like data discovery, RoPA/data mapping, assessments manager, data retention, data subjects rights, and consent management, helping businesses navigate the complex regulatory landscape.
I’m passionate about bridging the gap between technical innovation and legal compliance. My journey from privacy lawyer and consultant to product leader has been driven by a desire to create tools that solve real-world challenges. With certifications such as CIPM, CIPP/C, and a Fellow of Information Privacy (FIP), I bring a comprehensive understanding of both the legal and technical aspects of data privacy. In addition, I have completed product management certifications, such as from the Pragmatic Institute, which has sharpened my skills in building and launching innovative products.
Having led privacy programs for large enterprises at EY and KPMG, I transitioned into product roles where I could shape privacy technology from the ground up. Whether it’s through building tools or hosting thought leadership platforms like the 'Privacy Tech Talk' podcast, my mission is to drive impactful, scalable solutions that address today’s most pressing data challenges.
