Adapting to Global Data Protection Trends: Tackling Challenges and Developing Solutions
Discover global data protection and AI compliance on November 18, 2024, in Paris at the PrivacyRules Event
Explore the future of global data protection and AI at our global event on November 18 in Paris, France. Join us for an engaging event where top experts and industry leaders will gather to discuss the rapidly changing landscape of data privacy, cybersecurity, and AI regulation.
Key moments of the event
Adapting to global data protection trends: Tackling challenges and developing solutions
In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, navigating global data protection trends and understanding the intersection of AI, privacy, and cybersecurity is more critical than ever. This event will offer key insights into emerging regulations, real-world challenges, and effective solutions to tackle privacy and data security issues on a global scale.
Connect with leaders and experts
Join top legal professionals, industry experts, and regulators for in-depth discussions on the latest trends shaping global data protection. From the implications of the EU’s AI Act to the complexities of AI and copyright laws, participants will engage with thought leaders driving the future of privacy, AI regulation, and cybersecurity.
Your opportunity to engage and learn
This event provides a unique platform to participate in engaging panel discussions, ask questions, and gain actionable insights from leading experts. Network with global professionals and gain knowledge on best practices, strategies for compliance, and innovations in privacy and cybersecurity.
Panel topics
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EU’s AI Act: Implementation of the rules with focus on the AI Office and AI Pact
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AI and copyright rules
- Cybersecurity and privacy at the crossroads: Emerging regulatory requirements and their intersection – An international comparative overview
- Three top privacy-related challenges faced by companies with global businesses
Agenda
Location:
Warwick Hotel, 5 Rue de Berri - 75008 Paris, France
15:10 – 15:15
Welcome and introduction by event hosts
- Matthew Newman, Global Chief Correspondent at MLex
- Jean Christophe Chevallier, Partner in the Digital and Economy Department at Ydès
15:15 – 16:00
EU’s AI Act: Implementation of the rules with focus on the AI Office and AI Pact
The panel will focus on the enforcement and implementation of the EU’s AI Act. Panelists will discuss:
- How the EU AI Office is developing a Code of Practice for general-purpose AI models after the EU AI Act came into force on 1 Aug. 2024. The code must be in place by April 2025 and will provide a critical compliance tool for companies like OpenAI and Anthropic. If AI model providers adhere to the code, they will be presumed to comply with the AI’s legal requirements;
- How technical standards, known as harmonized standards, will play a role in lowering companies’ compliance costs because their products are presumed to conform with EU rules; and finally,
- The EU “AI Pact” and a voluntary commitment for companies to start implementing its requirements ahead of the legal deadline.
Moderator:
- Matthew Newman, Global Chief Correspondent at MLex
Speakers:
- Tjade Stroband, Director for Artificial Intelligence and Disinformation Policy at Microsoft’s European Government Affairs office in Brussels
- Beatriz Rodriguez Gomez, Privacy, AI Expert Lawyer and Partner at RocaJunyent
16:00 – 16:45
AI and copyright rules
This panel will address the complex copyright issues surrounding AI models on a global scale. Authors and creators worldwide have raised concerns about generative AI providers potentially infringing on their rights by using copyrighted materials for training purposes, leading to lawsuits in the US, Europe, and other regions. As various jurisdictions introduce new regulations, such as the EU’s AI Act, which requires transparency in the content used for training AI models while safeguarding trade secrets, there is an increasing need for clarity and consistency. The discussion will cover:
- The potential impact of emerging regulations on the relationship between rights holders and AI companies, including challenges in managing licensing and access to copyrighted works for AI training;
- Jurisdictional and territorial complexities as AI providers navigate differing copyright laws across global markets; and
- How these evolving legal frameworks could shape the development and deployment of AI models worldwide. The panel aims to provide insights into how AI companies and rights holders can balance innovation with compliance in this rapidly changing landscape.
Moderator:
- Matthew Newman, Global Chief Correspondent at MLex
Speakers:
- Adriana Moscoso del Prado, General Manager at European Grouping of Societies of Authors and Composers
- Jean Christophe Chevallier, Partner in the Digital and Economy Department at Ydès
- Stephen Mathias, Partner and Head of the Bangalore office of Kochhar & Co
16:45 – 17:00
Coffee Break
17:00 – 17:45
Cybersecurity and privacy at the crossroads: Emerging regulatory requirements and their intersection - An international comparative overview
This panel will delve into the evolving global regulatory landscape where privacy laws and cybersecurity frameworks intersect, providing an in-depth analysis of emerging requirements in both sectors. By offering an international comparison of key regulations and cybersecurity laws, the session will highlight the growing convergence between privacy and data security standards. Experts will discuss the impact of these changes on multinational corporations and explore practical strategies for integrating compliance efforts to mitigate risks and ensure robust data protection. Participants will gain valuable insights into navigating the complex regulatory landscape at the crossroads of cybersecurity and privacy, preparing their organizations for upcoming shifts and enhancing their global compliance strategies.
Moderator:
- Luiza Sato, Partner in the Cybersecurity & Data Privacy, Technology & innovation and Intellectual Property areas of TozziniFreire Advogados
Speakers:
- Charlotte Riley, Director of Information Security at CSS Assure
- Gene Price, Cybersecurity Lawyer and Partner at Frost Brown Todd
- Cécile Gleysteen, DPO Europe, Deputy Global DPO, Director at Ubisoft
17:45 – 18:30
Three top privacy-related challenges faced by companies with global businesses
As organisations expand their operations on a global scale and integrate advanced technologies into their business processes, they are confronted with a multitude of challenges pertaining to data privacy. This panel will examine the most significant privacy issues currently facing global businesses. It will focus on compliance with diverse regulatory frameworks and their requirements, cross-border data transfers, the management of AI-driven data processing, and the assurance of robust data security. Industry experts and legal professionals will discuss how businesses can navigate these complex landscapes while maintaining innovation and compliance. Attendees will gain insights into best practices, emerging trends, and strategic approaches to address these critical challenges in the evolving global market.
Moderator:
- Sara Brandstätter, Data Privacy & Security Reporter at MLex
Speaker:
- Luca Tosoni, Former Specialist Legal Director for International Affairs at the Norwegian DPA/ coordinator and lead rapporteur at the EDPB, currently Managing Associate at Schjødt
- Michela Ferrari, Senior Legal Counsel – Privacy and Data protection (Director) at Mastercard
- Thibault Peulen, Managing Director – Expert in Crisis Communication at Cap&Cime
Event hosting member
Special thanks go to our French expert Jean-Christophe Chevallier and the YDES team for helping us in organizing this event, which would not have been possible without their vital contribution and support.
Moderators
Global Chief Correspondent at MLex Matthew Newman
Matthew Newman is a Global Chief Correspondent for MLex, writing about data protection, privacy, telecoms, cyber security and AI. Matthew began his journalism career in 1991, moving to Brussels in 1999. He specialized in EU regulatory affairs, including trade and telecom issues, and began covering competition for Bloomberg News in 2004. He was named spokesman for the EU’s justice commissioner in 2010 and subsequently helped launch the commission’s proposal to overhaul data protection rules. A graduate of Boston University with degrees in history and journalism, and a diploma in competition law from King’s College, Matthew joined MLex in 2012.
Data Privacy & Security Reporter at MLexSara Brandstätter
Sara is a correspondent at MLex, in the Data Privacy & Security team in Brussels, where she covers topics such as content moderation, child safety online and data privacy issues. Before joining MLex, she worked at the ORF correspondent’s office in Brussels and as a freelance journalist for various Austrian news outlets, where she covered politics and social issues. She was named one of Austria’s best 30 under 30 journalists in 2024. Sara holds a degree in Communication Science from the University of Vienna and an international master’s degree in Journalism, Media and Globalisation.
Confirmed guest speakers
General manager at European Grouping of Societies of Authors and ComposersAdriana Moscoso Del Prado
Adriana Moscoso del Prado is, since August 2024, GESAC General Manager. Adriana has expertise in collective management of authors’ rights, having held senior roles at SGAE and CISAC. Adriana has held significant political roles, including Director General for Cultural Industries and Intellectual Property at the Spanish Ministry of Culture and elected member of the Madrid City Hall. Adriana also was Chair of the WIPO Steering Committee of Copyright and Neighboring Rights. . She will bring invaluable experience to our upcoming event.
Director for Artificial Intelligence and Disinformation Policy at Microsoft's European Government Affairs office in BrusselsTjade Stroband
Tjade Stroband is Director for Artificial Intelligence and Disinformation Policy at Microsoft’s European Government Affairs office in Brussels. Prior to joining Microsoft in 2022, Tjade has over fifteen years of public sector experience, working on competition, internal market, industrial property and digital policies at the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs, the Netherlands Permanent Representation to the EU and the European Commission. Tjade holds a MSc in Business Economics from the University of Amsterdam (specialisation in Industrial Organisation).
Senior Counsel (Director) of Privacy and Data Protection at MastercardMichela Ferrari
Michela Ferrari is a Senior Counsel (Director) of Privacy and Data Protection at Mastercard, with global responsibility for privacy and data protection matters pertaining to Financial Crime Solutions. She is also supporting Mastercard Account Identity Services and Identity Strategy and Development teams.
Michela holds a Law degree from the University of Bologna, Italy, and an LL.M. from the College of Europe, Belgium. She is admitted to Bologna Bar Association, Italy.
Before joining Mastercard in 2022,Michela worked as Legal Counsel at Satispay Europe, Luxembourg, and as Lawyer Linguist at the Court of Justice of the European Union.
DPO Europe, Deputy Global DPO, Director at UbisoftCécile Gleysteen
Cécile Gleysteen currently works at Ubisoft, an international video game company as European Data Protection Officer (DPO). Cécile raises teams’ awareness of privacy issues and supports them in ensuring compliance with data protection regulations.
Before joining Ubisoft, Cécile Gleysteen worked for several years as a lawyer specializing in data privacy. She has worked with numerous companies to assist them in their compliance with data protection regulations.
Former Specialist Legal Director for International Affairs at the Norwegian DPA/ coordinator and lead rapporteur at the EDPB, now Managing Associate at SchjødtLuca Tosoni
Luca Tosoni has served as Specialist Legal Director at the International Affairs Department of the Norwegian Data Protection Authority (Datatilsynet). He contributed to the workings of the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) and has been involved in cross-border investigations.
Luca has spearheaded or contributed to numerous EDPB decisions, opinions, and guidelines, including those on legitimate interest and the interplay between the AI Act and the GDPR. He has also served as the EDPB representative to the ENISA Advisory Group.
Additionally, he is an Associate Professor of intellectual property, media, data protection, and EU/EEA law at Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences.
Confirmed member speakers
Partner at RocaJunyent Beatriz Rodriguez Gomez
Certified DPO and specialist in privacy and cybersecurity by ISMS and Aenor, Beatriz is also a legal expert in blockchain and information security, and a specialist in digital marketing, e-commerce and scrum. She is a member of the Artificial Intelligence Quality Group of the Spanish Association of Privacy Professionals, Advisor to the Spanish Fintech Association on AI, Cybersecurity and Privacy, and has twice been recognised as one of the best young lawyers in Spain.
Her experience includes advising national and international companies in the development of compliance strategies, audits, defence in sanction proceedings and contracting of technological services, among others. In addition, Beatriz is an expert in advising on digital transformation and privacy transformation projects.
Partner in the Digital and Economy Department at YDESJean-Christophe Chevallier
After spending eight years as an attorney with YDES, Jean-Christophe was then appointed as Head of the Intellectual Property, Information Technology and Economic law of the Europcar Group. After this successful experience, Jean-Christophe re-joined the Digital Economy and Data department of YDES in 2016, as an Of-Counsel and became a partner in 2018.
Jean-Christophe is involved in all the legal issues related to digital economy and in particular, the areas of intellectual property, literary and artistic property rights, I.T. law and networks, e-commerce, technological innovations, contract law, media and advertizement law, protection of privacy and personal data, consumer law, competition and distribution law.
Director of Information Security at CSS AssureCharlotte Riley
Charlotte Riley is a skilled Security Leader with 15 years of IT and Information Security experience and proven expertise in security architecture, consulting, and design. Having supported the MOD, MOJ, UK Government, NATO, and leading Fortune 200 organisations in a broad range of complex security programs. Charlotte is an accomplished, focused professional with a rich background and skillset.
CSS Assure provides Information Security Consultancy including Cyber Security/Resilience and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
Partner at Frost Brown Todd LLPGene Price
Gene Price has substantial real-world experience in cybersecurity and data privacy. He focuses on Frost Brown Todd’s privacy and data security practice and incident response planning. Recently retired from the U.S. Navy as a Rear Admiral after 36 years of service, Gene returned to fulltime work as a civilian attorney in 2022. He devotes his time to counseling clients in cybersecurity compliance, data management, and privacy issues at the state and federal levels.
Partner at TozziniFreire AdvogadosLuiza Sato
Luiza Sato is Partner in the Cybersecurity & Data Privacy, Technology & innovation and IP areas of TozziniFreire Advogados. Luiza focuses on the Brazilian General Data Protection Law (LGPD) and provides specialized consultancy regarding new laws, data protection analysis and audit procedures, as well as digital law and IP matters.
She constantly assists local and foreign companies in the protection of IP rights, registration of industrial property agreements with government agencies, adoption of administrative measures for the protection of industrial property, legislation concerning intangible assets and confidentiality, information technology and data protection.
Managing Director - Expert in Crisis Communication at Cap&CimeThibault Peulen
Thibault Peulen is the CEO and managing director of Cap & Cime PR, a Paris-based agency specializing in technology and corporate communications. Since 2015, he has positioned the agency as a leader in crisis management. The agency has built this expertise over the last 15 years working for companies such as RSA Security, Imperva, Symantec, AVG, or Kaspersky.
Cap & Cime PR is a member of Privacy Rules, a global alliance of experts in legal, communication, and cybersecurity. Peulen develops strategies for clients to anticipate and prepare for potential threats.
His approach includes risk assessment, scenario planning, and stakeholder education to foster a culture of crisis prevention.
Partner at Kochhar & Co.Stephen Mathias
Stephen has represented many of the world’s largest companies in India. His expertise covers areas such as outsourcing, licensing, telecommunications, internet & e-commerce, data protection and intellectual property.
He is adept at advising companies on legal issues relating to unique digital products and solutions, particularly in the area of Voice over IP. He has a substantial data protection practice, primarily assisting multinational companies in understanding data protection. He has also led teams investigating and taking action in cases of data theft. Stephen advises clients on a wide range of issues, combining expertise in M&A, financing, employment, litigation and regulatory compliance.
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Let’s drive innovation and compliance together while preparing for the challenges and opportunities of tomorrow. See you in Paris for this essential PrivacyRules event!
Details of the event
- Date : 18 November 2024
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Time : 3.00 PM to 6.30 PM (CET)
- Location : Warwick Hotel, 5 Rue de Berri – 75008 Paris, France
- In person event
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