Addressing Data Privacy: Managing The Risk Of Future Liability
Webinar - USA
Webinar Recording
Increasingly issues are being raised around risks relating to data, which can have a significant impact on current and future valuations and liabilities.
Due diligence assessments play a vital role in understanding potential risk, liability and reputational exposure coming out of a transaction. Understanding and assessing these risks involves a combination of due diligence in privacy, data protection, cyber security and data management skills.
This webinar brings together experts from the cyber, privacy and legal worlds covering topics on:
- How future liability may arise in a deal involving the transfer of data assets.
- Future liability where revenue forecasts may be based on the monetisation of data sets or a business model which fail to meet baseline GDPR or CCPA requirements.
- Understanding how to assess your potential exposure to cyber- exploitation or legal claims based on historic data breaches; and
- How this is critical to determining the extent to which future fines or legal liability have been factored into revenue and cost models.
Speakers:
Kevin Hall is a Senior Director with Alvarez & Marsal's Cyber Risk Services practice in London. He has twenty years’ experience working in technology and over fourteen years’ focusing on cyber security risk management, security strategy and governance, cyber security and data protection due diligence, incident and crisis management, and multi-jurisdiction digital forensic investigations and disclosure of electronic documents in Regulatory matters.
Matthew Negus is a Senior Director with Alvarez & Marsal’s Disputes & Investigations practice in London. He brings more than 15 years of experience in complex privacy and data protection matters. He specialises in leading privacy compliance assessments and global change programs driven by GDPR, specifically in the design of privacy governance arrangements including resourcing levels, reporting lines, DPO designation and allocation of privacy responsibilities across business areas and back-office functions. Mr. Negus has worked with clients across a range of industries such as banking, insurance, technology, property development, retail and leisure.
Prior to joining A&M, Mr. Negus spent more than five years in the Global Privacy & Data Protection consulting practice at Promontory (an IBM Company). He began his career at the Information Commissioner’s Office and held a number of in-house and consulting roles, including more than four years as the EMEA Privacy Compliance Lead at BNY Mellon.
Hazel Grant is the head of the Privacy, Security and Information group at Fieldfisher, specialising in data protection and information law.
Speaker(s):
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Kevin Hall
Senior Director, Cyber Risk Services
Alvarez & Marsal
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Matthew Negus
Senior Director, Disputes & Investigations
Alvarez & Marsal
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Hazel Grant
Head of Privacy and Information Law
Fieldfisher
Chairman:
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Professor Michael Mainelli
Executive Chairman
Z/Yen Group