Conference Chairperson & Opening Remarks

Brendan Barrett, Communications Consultant

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The Present and Future of International Data Transfers

• Long term impact of the Schrems II decision
• GDPR – Brexit and the Adequacy decision issues
• Trends regarding global convergence in privacy standards
• Data Localisation and data Sovereignty

Patricia McGovern, Head of Intellectual Property and Business Departments, DFMG Solicitors  

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Data Breaches in Your Organisation

• Recap on the rules regarding breach notification
• Measures to help prevent breaches occurring in your organisation
• Reacting to a breach & incident response plans
• Assessing and notifying a breach
• Breach documentation
• Case Study Examples-Lessons from recent breaches

Alison Stenson, Associate, Mason Hayes and Curran Solicitors

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CASE STUDY- SARs – Verifications of Identity Especially in Light of the DPC Decision Against Groupon in 2020

Kate Colleary, Director Pembroke Privacy, Country Leader – IAPP

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New standard Contractual Clauses (SCC) – Key changes

• The New Clauses
• Transfer of personal data to a sub-processor in a non-EEA country
• Allowing for third-party beneficiary rights.
• Indemnification between the parties.
• Breaches of third-party beneficiary rights under the New SCCs
• The laws of the country of the recipient must not prevent you from complying with the New SCCs.

Adam Finlay, Partner, McCann Fitzgerald

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Law Enforcement Directive (LED) and Public Sector Data Sharing

• DPC Guidance on data sharing in the Public Sector

• DPC Guidance on data sharing in the Public Sector
• The Bara judgment
• Comply with the principles of data protection (set out in Article 5 of the GDPR)
• Have a legal basis to justify the processing (set out in Article 6 of the GDPR)
• Comply with the requirements to provide data subjects with information about that processing (under Articles 12-14 of the GDPR)
• Processing of personal data for law enforcement purposes and the scope of the Law Enforcement Directive

Sean O Donnell, Litigation & Dispute Resolution Team, Byrne Wallace

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The Rise and Fall of the One Stop Shop

• What is the OSS under the GDPR and what does it mean for businesses?
• How has the OSS worked in practice? Has it insulated technology firms such as Facebook from scrutiny by regulators in other EU countries?
• How are regulators working around the OSS? Is it becoming ineffective?
• What are the prospects for reform?

TJ McIntyre, Lecturer, UCD, Chair, Civil Liberties Group, Digital Rights Ireland and consultant

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GDPR in the time of a Global Pandemic

• Security and Operational implications of Working from Home
• Likely implications for future working arrangements
• Privacy and DP Considerations for employers resulting from these changes
• Balancing concern for public and employee health and safety with DP compliance
• Tracking, tracing and travel considerations – virtual passports and mobile apps
• The value of the DPIA (specifically), and the GDPR in general underpinning all of these considerations.

Hugh Jones, EMEA Data Protection Manager, 3M

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Records Management and GDPR Compliance

• Compliance with GDPR, FOI and other laws
• Article 30: Records of processing activities
• Information asset registers
• Retention schedules
• Digital preservation

Kate Colleary, Director Pembroke Privacy, Country Leader – IAPP

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