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Date/Time

Date: 1/28/2020
Time: 11:00 am - 1:00 pm

Location

Harrisburg University of Science and Technology

14th Floor Auditorium | Harrisburg University of Science and Technology


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Data Privacy has become the focus of governments, both foreign and domestic.  Privacy legislation approved in Europe is quickly spreading to the United States. This legislation mandates those collecting certain data secure it and provides significant penalties for non-compliance.

Those attending the January 28th event will hear about actions the Commonwealth is taking to further improve the privacy of the data collected by state government. Also, will hear from a privacy attorney on the legal aspects affecting organizations that collect and manage customer data.

The Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) chief privacy executive presents a case study on how Data Lifecycle Management can improve your privacy program.  Finally, experts from the private sector will share best practices that can benefit organizations when developing privacy organizations or programs.

Please join us to celebrate national Privacy Day, hear from experts on the impact on your organization and network with those confronted with the same challenges.

** A light lunch will be provided. If your organization’s policy precludes you from accepting lunch at free events, there will be a collection jar. The value of the lunch is $5.


Agenda

11:00-11:10 AM
Welcome

Kelly Powell Logan

Vice President of Strategic Workforce Development and University Centers
Harrisburg University of Science and Technology 

Charles Gerhards

Government Technology Institute Executive Director
Harrisburg University of Science and Technology


11:10-11:40 AM
Commonwealth Data Privacy Initiatives

Learn about the Commonwealth’s initiatives addressing privacy, including data life cycle management.  

Jullia Sheridan

Deputy General Counsel, Office of Chief Counsel
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania 

Julie Snyder

CIO, General Government Delivery Center and Director, Office of Data and Digital Technology
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania


11:40-12:00 PM
Privacy Laws

Brian will provide a highlevel explanation of the current privacy law landscape and the complexities that many entries face trying to comply with those laws. 

Brian Barnabei

Director of Privacy
Penn State Health and College of Medicine


12:00-12:20 PM
Projects That Support Privacy Laws

Jennie E. Thompson, MJ

Chief Privacy Officer
Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency

State and international privacy laws are increasingly requiring that businesses understand and be able to manage their data in order to respond to consumer privacy rights and meet business privacy obligations. An effective data lifecycle management (DLM) process helps support regulatory compliance, business goals, and reduce risk associated with handling consumer data. This presentation will focus on DLM as a policy-based approach to managing the flow of information through the lifecycle from creation to final disposition, providing a holistic approach to the processes, roles, controls and measures necessary to organize and maintain data.


12:20-1:00 PM
Private Sector Lessons Learned

Experts from the private sector share lessons learned in areas such as: 

  • Data Lifecycle Management (DLM) as Basis for Your Privacy Strategy; 
  • Process for Identifying and Classifying Data;  
  • DLM Technologies

Robert E. Glaser, CIPP/US

Senior Manager, Privacy & Data ProtectionCyber Risk Services
Deloitte & Touche LLP

Clifford Shier

Managing Principal, Security Solutions, Enterprise Solutions
Unisys 

Brian Wilson

Systems Engineering Manager
VMware


 

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