Privacy Conference 2019
2019-09-17
Berlin, Germany
[Privacy Conference 2018, Privacy Conference 2019, Privacy Conference 2022]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Opening Remarks | Susanne Dehmel | 06m |
About 300 data protection experts gather for a day of practical exchange; the event uses a cloud-based AI translation service for live subtitles with a few… | ||
| Keynote | Ulrich Kelber | 16m |
Keynote demonstrates a live experiment: using an experimental online AI tool for on-the-fly translation instead of a prepared German script, chosen that… | ||
| Panel Discussion – 17 months of GDPR experience – Should we review? | Ulrich Kelber | 22m |
Survey data shows concrete gains and persistent gaps: a 3,000-company Cisco survey finds firms with mature privacy programs close deals in 3.4 vs 5.4 weeks… | ||
| International Data Transfers – What's the Issue | Alex Greenstein | 21m |
Summary of how cross‑border transfers actually work and what might break them: the Privacy Shield runs annual reviews with 5,000 companies certified, routine… | ||
| Assessing Risks: Perspectives on the Data Protection Impact | Barbara Thiel, Oliver Draf | 26m |
A regulatory audit of 50 companies (20 large, 30 medium) evaluated 172 submitted Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs) against GDPR Article 35… | ||
| Panel Discussion – Data Portability – A new Chance | 29m | |
Panel examines concrete rules and tools: GDPR Article 20 portability for personal data, the EU free flow of non-personal data regulation, and a Commission… | ||
| Transitioning GDPR from a Compliance Checklist to “Business as Usual” | Dave Horton | 23m |
Argues GDPR becomes routine by turning tasks into a repeatable 10-step lifecycle that maps data, cuts duplicate copies (he cites reducing “10 locations” of the… | ||
| Stage Talk – ePrivacy Compliance in the Public and Private Sector | Ulrich Kelber | 28m |
Overview of the 5th Bitkom Privacy Conference held 17 September 2019 in Berlin, presenting keynote speeches and panel discussions on ePrivacy compliance across… | ||
| Data Privacy & Compliance in a integrated Hybrid Cloud Environment | Christophe De Melio | 22m |
Argues that GDPR-ready AI needs an information architecture and an IBM-style platform that catalogs data, records enterprise catalog and lineage, and lets… | ||
| GDRP - Sanctions and Industry Standards | Florian Thoma | 28m |
GDPR enforcement shows a divergent pattern: small fines like €20,000 or €4,800 sit beside headline penalties such as €50m Google and the FTC’s ~$5bn figure… | ||
| Panel Discussion – Codes of Conduct – A Success Factor for GDPR and Businesses | Ulrich Kelber | 42m |
Codes of conduct under GDPR aim to let businesses demonstrate compliance, speed sector-specific implementation, and ease B2B due diligence; examples include… | ||
| Closing Remarks | Susanne Dehmel | 03m |
About 300 international data protection experts gather for a day that spans over ten hours across four stages and highlights specific risks and fixes: AI… | ||
| Panel Discussion – Data Policy and Global Data Privacy Developments | Imke Sommer, Ted Dean | 44m |
GDPR drives measurable change: complaints to DPAs have doubled, regulators grow and start using real sanctions, and GDPR becomes the de facto compliance… | ||
| Reflections on recent privacy trends | Peter Fleischer | 16m |
Two ECJ rulings next Tuesday determine whether right-to-be-forgotten delistings apply worldwide or only in the EU and whether search engines must remove… | ||
| "3 Questions to" | Barbara Thiel | 02m |
Public awareness of privacy has increased since the GDPR, and many companies now have records of processing activities, processor contracts, DPO appointments… | ||
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