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2018 saw GDPR coming into action and ripples of consent management, data minimization, and right to be forgotten taking their tolls. Some businesses complied, some stopped providing services in the EU, but most waited to see the first fines.
From 2019 on, with Vermont’s and California’s acts, and now Consumer Data Protection Act bill, businesses won’t be able to postpone a true Privacy first and by design strategy. This session will describe what’s ahead of us, already compliant to GDPR or not.
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GDPR was always planned as the first movement of a broader privacy focused counter-revolution. 2018 generated new movements in Russia, China, Australia, and now the US amid exponential growth of data leaks, enlightenment on abusive data collection, or revelations on non-consented PII sharing contracts.
We can no longer use the heaviness and complexity of GDPR nor its main focus on European data subject as justifications to keep our old practices and to dodge the need for compliance. Vermont's Data Privacy Law, California’s Privacy act, and now the federal Consumer Data Protection Act bill will change our data collection, processing, and sharing rights as businesses. We need to understand and to prepare for:
• The new accountabilities and potential penalties that regulators will expect from our C executives;
• The new governance rules that our security officer will have to control and to enforce;
• The new law-abiding processes and capabilities that our business owners will have to include in their strategy;
• The new privacy requirements that our architects, designers, and operators will have to include into the services and solutions we deploy and operate.
It is all best practices and it is time for us to do it better.
Key takeaways:
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- Understanding the new privacy controls and requirements that are coming when dealing with US citizens whatever they are already in the scope of GDPR or not
- Understanding the key differences with GDPR
- Understanding the new accountabilities to cover within the organization (C executives, Business owners, architects/designers, operators)
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