In today's fast-paced world, the demands on all organisations that hold data are changing and evolving.
These changes include understanding new regulations, dealing with the increasing demands for data processing, the rapid deployment of new technologies, international pressures and the shifting focus of the regulatory landscape. All of these data governance demands can make it challenging for organisations to stay up to date and take full advantage of their investment in data and supporting policies and processes.
Our upcoming data spring webinar series will consider key data protection compliance requirements, explore data governance best practice, and highlight key areas of interest for the UK regulator (ICO).
Designed for regulatory and compliance teams, in-house lawyers, DPOs, privacy and HR professionals and others with an interest in all-things data, our data privacy specialists will discuss important topics relevant to your organisation in 2025 within the dynamic data landscape.
Series Outline:
- 13 May - 9am - 9:30am | Future-proofing your data governance: Navigating regulatory reforms Our data privacy experts will talk through some of the key UK changes due to come into force in the Data (Use and Access) Bill and also signpost what you need to know about the EU digital package and proposed reforms to the EU GDPR.
- 20 May - 9am - 9:30am | Fresh thinking: Are your policies and processes fit for purpose? Our data privacy experts will give their top tips on good data governance in a demanding world, refreshing your data privacy policies and processes to ensure they remain relevant, and the steps to take next to demonstrate compliance.
- 27 May - 9am - 9:30am | Navigating regulatory risk from the ICO in 2025 and beyond: One of the team Rebecca Roberts has just returned from a successful secondment to the ICO – a first in Scotland. We will discuss the key priorities and expectations of the UK's data regulator and how these can be accommodated within a robust yet commercial data privacy framework.
Each webinar will last 30 minutes on Zoom, and you are welcome to sign up for the full series or individual sessions. We would also welcome your questions in advance, so if you have a question that you would like us to consider, please do get in touch.
