2019 Year in Review: Privacy, Data Protection & Cybersecurity
February 4, 2020
8:30 am (ET) – 1:00 pm (ET)
McMillan LLP, Toronto
View the recorded webinar here.
McMillan is excited to ring in the new year with our fourth annual Privacy, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Seminar.
Focusing our discussion on significant advancements, findings and key takeaways, we will present a “Year in Review” session that will cover many of the notable developments that occurred in 2019.
Topics of discussion will include:
- Privacy and Data Security Class Actions – 2019 Update
- Significant 2019 Decisions from the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada
- Regulatory Guidance from the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada – What’s New?
- Transborder Dataflows: Up, Down and Sideways – What do we do now?
- Cybersecurity Update – The Evolving Legal Landscape
- The Digital Era of Canadian Privacy Law: The Digital Charter and Potential Changes to Canadian Privacy Laws
- Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) – 2019 Year in Review
Click here for the full agenda with more details.
CPD
This program is eligible for up to 2 hours and 20 minutes of Substantive Hours in Ontario.
Speakers:
Lyndsey A. Wasser
Co-Chair Privacy & Data protection
Co-Chair Cybersecurity
Rish Handa
Counsel
Mitch Koszerginski
Associate
Janine MacNeil
Partner
Chiedza Museredza
Associate
Kristen Pennington
Associate
Grace Shaw
Associate
Melanie Paradis
Director
McMillan Vantage Policy Group
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