Andrew Pery
Mariner Innovations
GDPR compliance in the Digital Economy / Data Privacy
Presentation Synopsis: Accenture and Oxford Economics forecast that digital technologies will contribute $1.36 trillion to total global economic output by 2020. The Canadian e-commerce business is pegged at 15% year-over-year growth and is expected to further accelerate in light of the Canada European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA).
CETA acknowledges the need to “promote the development of electronic commerce…” and as a corollary adherence to laws and regulations that achieve a balance between the protection of privacy rights and digital commerce.
This presentation will explore the impact of a rapidly changing privacy and security framework on Canadian private and public sector entities, particularly the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which will become binding and enforceable May 2018.
In particular the presentation will focus on:
Speaker’s Bio: Andrew is an independent consultant at a strategic executive level when it comes to Data privacy. He will be a key consultant to MI as we grow more ECM business in the Maritimes. He has over 25 years of experience in hi-tech focusing on enterprise content management and business process automation. He holds a Masters of Law degree with Distinction from Northwestern University, Chicago, is a Certified Data Privacy Professional (CIPP/C) and a Certified Information Professional (CIP/AIIM). He is a regular contributor to AIIM on topics relating to data privacy and information governance. See below for links to Andrew’s publications.
http://info.aiim.org/digital-landfill/three-critical-steps-for-gdpr-compliance
http://info.aiim.org/eu-gdpr-aiim
Mariner Innovations
GDPR compliance in the Digital Economy / Data Privacy
Presentation Synopsis: Accenture and Oxford Economics forecast that digital technologies will contribute $1.36 trillion to total global economic output by 2020. The Canadian e-commerce business is pegged at 15% year-over-year growth and is expected to further accelerate in light of the Canada European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA).
CETA acknowledges the need to “promote the development of electronic commerce…” and as a corollary adherence to laws and regulations that achieve a balance between the protection of privacy rights and digital commerce.
This presentation will explore the impact of a rapidly changing privacy and security framework on Canadian private and public sector entities, particularly the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) which will become binding and enforceable May 2018.
In particular the presentation will focus on:
- The current challenges associated with the protection of personally identifiable information given the growth in the volume, variety and velocity of digital content.
- The current gaps between the Canadian privacy legislative framework and GDPR and areas where harmonization may be required in order to meet the GDPR adequacy standards.
- Privacy enhancing technologies and best practices with particular focus on de-identification, data minimization, data tracking and Privacy by Design.
Speaker’s Bio: Andrew is an independent consultant at a strategic executive level when it comes to Data privacy. He will be a key consultant to MI as we grow more ECM business in the Maritimes. He has over 25 years of experience in hi-tech focusing on enterprise content management and business process automation. He holds a Masters of Law degree with Distinction from Northwestern University, Chicago, is a Certified Data Privacy Professional (CIPP/C) and a Certified Information Professional (CIP/AIIM). He is a regular contributor to AIIM on topics relating to data privacy and information governance. See below for links to Andrew’s publications.
http://info.aiim.org/digital-landfill/three-critical-steps-for-gdpr-compliance
http://info.aiim.org/eu-gdpr-aiim
