Fox Rothschild Privacy Summit
Hall of Fame Club
One Citizens Bank Way
Philadelphia, PA 19148
Top privacy, security and legal professionals discuss:
- Trends in data collection and usage
- GDPR, CCPA and restrictions on consumer data monetization
- Cyberliability risks and challenges for companies
Featuring a special presentation by Jill D. Rhodes, Vice President & Chief Information Security Officer at Option Care
8:30 – 9 am
Registration, Breakfast and Networking
9 - 10 am
It’s 9 a.m.: Do You Know Where Your Data Is?
The data your company collects is a major asset, unless it’s mishandled. Learn how to protect your data to maximize its commercial value, while avoiding costly compliance errors that can cut into your bottom line. The panelists will discuss:
- The range of compliance issues associated with the collection and usage of different types of sensitive data
- The value of data, marketing of data and restrictions on selling to third parties
- Cybersecurity gap analyses and data leakage
Moderator: Elizabeth Litten
10 – 11 am
Beyond Borders: GDPR, CCPA and the Tightening Restrictions on Consumer Data Monetization
Like the consumer data you collect, data privacy laws have little respect for political boundaries. Learn how the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation and California’s Consumer Privacy Act affect businesses far beyond their borders, and the steps you should take now to avoid costly violations.
Moderator: Odia Kagan
11 am – 11:30 pm
Networking break
11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Spear Phishing. Ransomware. Malware. Like the threats your company faces, the cybersecurity lexicon is constantly evolving. This comprehensive training imparts practical privacy and data security know-how and creates fluency with the latest terminology. Learn best practices for designing and implementing cybersecurity policies and training for your entire workforce, as well as tailored training for those in positions responsible for implementing security policies.
Speaker: Mark McCreary
12:30 – 1 pm
Lunch and networking
1 – 2 pm
Special Presentation by Jill Rhodes: An Enterprise Approach to Data Security: The Four Pillars of Preparedness
Cybersecurity isn’t just your IT department’s problem. It’s an enterprise-wide challenge that demands an intentional, strategic response. Learn how to design a tailored, company-wide information security framework that aligns with your company’s business objectives, mitigates risk and protects your bottom line.
Jill D. Rhodes is Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer for Option Care, Inc., a multibillion-dollar health care company and leading provider of home and alternate treatment infusion services. Jill is responsible for building and implementing the company’s information security program, including all facets of information security governance, education, process development and technology implementation. Prior to joining the private sector, Jill spent more than 20 years working in the intelligence community, including roles with the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, Intelligence Community Chief Information Office, the CIA’s National Clandestine Service and the Department of Homeland Security. A former Foreign Service Officer with the U.S. Agency for International Development, she has written and published on several information security and national security law topics, including serving as co-editor of the ABA Cybersecurity Handbook, and is a regular speaker or national security law topics. She is a certified information security manager, information privacy professional and project management professional.
2 – 3 pm
Networking
Panelists:
Jacquelyn Caridad
Dow Jones - Chief Privacy Officer, Associate General Counsel
Michael DePalma
Hu-manity.co - Chief Operations Officer
Lauren Steinfeld
Penn Medicine - Chief Privacy Officer
University of Pennsylvania - Senior Advisor for Privacy
Nikkia Squires
Christiana Care Health Systems - Senior Counsel
Michael Wolfe
Ontario Systems LLC - Vice President and Chief Technology Officer
Fox Rothschild LLP is an Accredited Provider of CLE in Pennsylvania. This program is approved for 3.0 hours of substantive law CLE credit and 1.0 hour of ethics CLE credit.
