ACC, Mid-America Chapter

and

Fey, LLC

JOINTLY PRESENT

LESSONS LEARNED FROM RECENT DATA BREACHES & TEN CRITICAL STEPS TO REDUCE YOUR ORGANIZATION’S RISK OF BECOMING THE NEXT DATA BREACH VICTIM

Presented by: Laura Clark Fey, Principal

Nebraska CLE- Approval Pending

Wednesday, October 9, 2019

11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

(Lunch begins at 11:30am; CLE Presentation:  Noon to 1:00 p.m.)

at

La Casa Pizzeria West at Pacific Springs

610 S. 168th Street

Omaha, NE  68118

Program Summary: Huge data breaches continue to make headlines.  Billions of personal data records have been breached to date in this year alone (and the year isn’t even over).  Are there lessons to learn from recent data breaches that may reduce the risks of organizations becoming the next data breach victims?  The answer to that question is, of course, yes.  In this presentation, Laura Clark Fey, one of the first 27 U.S. attorneys recognized as Privacy Law Specialists (IAPP) and Principal of Fey LLC, a global data privacy and information governance law firm, will discuss recent data breaches in the news.  For each data breach, she will provide information about the personal data that was breached; discuss causes of the breach; address the consequences for the entity that was breached; and provide key lessons to take away from each breach.  She will conclude her presentation by providing 10 critical steps organizations can take to lower their risks of becoming the next data breach targets. 

We encourage members to bring an associate, colleague or friend who may benefit from learning more about this topic, or who might be interested in joining our Mid-America Chapter of ACC.  The Association of Corporate Counsel offers many benefits and resources to in-house counsel and we look forward to sharing that information with others in this field. 

Please click here to RSVP by Friday, October 4, 2019.

Questions? Please contact Lori Beck at mid-america@accglobal.com

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