EU-U.S. Privacy Shield Webinar: What You Need to Know
February 18, 2016
February 18, 2016
On February 2, 2016, the European Commission and the United States agreed on the new framework–the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield–to replace the invalidated EU-U.S. Safe Harbor and allow the continued transfer of personal data out of Europe and into the U.S.
Foley Hoag presented a 60-minute webinar on Thursday, February 18 at 9:30 am EST detailing what you need to know about the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield deal and what your company should do now.
Topics discussed:
What has been agreed to in the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield agreement?
What remains to be decided?
What happens between now and when all the details of the agreement are decided?
When will the EU enforcement moratorium end and EU/state level enforcement actions begin?
What changes will be required for EU-U.S. data transfers?
Speakers:
Colin Zick, Partner, Co-Chair Privacy & Data Security Practice, Foley Hoag
Catherine Muyl, Partner, Foley Hoag
Alice Berendes, Associate, Foley Hoag
Materials:
Click here to download a copy of the slides.
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