Virtual Event: Privacy + Security Forum State Privacy Law Workshop

The Privacy + Security Forum's State Privacy Law Workshop is a specialized event focusing on the evolving landscape of state-level privacy legislation in the United States. Organized by the Privacy + Security Academy, this workshop brings together experts to provide in-depth analysis and discussion on current and emerging privacy laws across various states.

Key topics covered include comprehensive reviews of newly enacted privacy laws in states such as California, Virginia, Colorado, and Utah. The workshop also examines legislative proposals in other states, highlighting the differences and similarities among them. Additionally, it addresses enforcement trends by state attorneys general, litigation under biometric privacy laws like those in Illinois, and debates over technologies such as facial recognition and direct-to-consumer genetic testing.

The event features sessions led by prominent figures in the field, including Kate Goodloe, Senior Director of Policy at BSA | The Software Alliance; Libbie Canter, Partner at Covington; and Tanya Madison, Global Chief Privacy Officer at Aristocrat Technologies. These sessions offer attendees the opportunity to gain insights from leading professionals actively engaged in shaping privacy law and policy.

This workshop is ideal for privacy professionals, legal practitioners, policymakers, and technologists seeking to stay informed about state privacy law developments. Attendees will benefit from comprehensive analyses, expert perspectives, and networking opportunities with peers and leaders in the privacy and security community.