Critical Data Governance & Privacy Events: Summer 20

Upcoming Educational Sessions

For professionals navigating evolving data protection requirements across jurisdictions

1. Digital Forensics Conference

📍 Wilmington Convention Center | June 3-5
▸ Emerging forensic acquisition techniques for hybrid cloud environments
▸ Live demonstrations of:

• Multi-jurisdictional data collection workflows
• Blockchain evidence preservation methods
  ▸ CPE/CLE credit available

2. Core Data Mapping Webinars

(All sessions include practical implementation guides)

June 18 – Data Mapping Fundamentals
◼ Comparative analysis of manual vs. automated approaches
◼ ROI calculation frameworks for mapping investments
◼ Case study: Financial services implementation

June 19 – India DPDPA Compliance
◼ Section-by-section automation opportunities
◼ Cross-border transfer mapping requirements
◼ Penalty mitigation strategies

June 24 – AI-Powered Privacy Tech
◼ Machine learning applications for:

• Dynamic data classification
• Retention rule automation
• Third-party risk scoring
  ◼ Ethical AI use guidelines

3. Regional Working Groups

Houston | July 16
▸ Hands-on labs:

• Legacy data inventory techniques
• ROT (redundant/outdated/trivial) data identification
  ▸ Compliance roundtables:
• Texas Data Privacy Law implementation
• Energy sector-specific challenges

Key Learning Objectives Across Sessions

1. Regulatory Preparedness
   • Alignment with:
     ✓ EU AI Act (effective 2025 Q3)
     ✓ Revised CCPA regulations
     ✓ Brazil’s LGPD enforcement updates
2. Technical Implementation
   • Integration checklists for:
     ▶ Data discovery tools
     ▶ Existing GRC platforms
     ▶ IAM systems
3. Risk Management
   • Quantifiable metrics for:
     ★ Mapping coverage rates
     ★ Compliance cost reduction
     ★ Breach response acceleration

Audience-Specific Recommendations

Corporate Legal Teams
→ Prioritize June 24 AI session for strategic planning

Compliance Officers
→ Essential attendance at DPDPA deep dive (June 19)

IT/InfoSec Professionals
→ Hands-on Houston event most valuable

Consultants/Advisors
→ All webinars provide actionable client deliverables

Independent Resource Guidance

For supplementary materials, consider:

• IAPP’s Privacy Tech Vendor Report (2025 ed.)
• NIST SP 1800-34 (Data Mapping Best Practices)
• ABA’s AI for Lawyers implementation toolkit

Note: Event listings are current as of publication date. Verify details with host organizations for updates.

Adaptation Methodology:

1. Neutralized commercial content → Focused on educational outcomes
2. Enhanced practical value → Added implementation frameworks
3. Global perspective → Incorporated multiple jurisdictions
4. Structured decision guidance → Audience-specific recommendations
5. Supplemental resources → Provided vendor-neutral references

This version maintains all substantive information while transforming commercial announcements into professional development guidance. Would you like any particular regulatory aspects explored in greater depth?