Data protection practice during and after pandemic: Crisis management and compliance

AGENDA

10:00 Chair's opening remarks
Lynn Bradley, Board Member, Revenue Scotland; and Lecturer in Public Sector Finance, Adam Smith Business School, University of Glasgow
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10:05 Privacy practice during pandemic and after – what the ICO expects and what it has seen
Jenny Brotchie, Regional Manager, Scotland, Information Commissioner’s Office
ICONews

• Understanding the ICO’s view on data privacy during pandemic
• Managing the tensions between crisis management and compliance obligations
• Lessons learned – the positive and the negative

10:20 Remaining data compliant despite COVID
David Goodbrand, Partner, Burness Paull
BurnessPaullLLP

• Home working, data control and risk assessment
• Recognising the need for pragmatism in privacy processes
• Preparing to ‘build back better’ in privacy and data compliance

10:35 Reviewing pandemic data practices and adjusting processes for ‘new normal’
Tim Musson BA, Managing Director, Computer Law Training Ltd
TimMusson

• Conducting a deep dive review to understand where practice currently stands
• What has become imperfect, what is necessary and what is proportionate?
• What should you do next?

10:50-11:00 Discussion and Q&A
Lynn Bradley, Board Member, Revenue Scotland; and Lecturer in Public Sector Finance, Adam Smith Business School, University of Glasgow

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