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Regulatory Change in GDPR and the U.S.

Nathan Turajski - Moderator

Joe Garber

Luther Martin

Rob Roy

Max Averbukh

Moderated session with product leaders

Your Moderator: Nathan Turajski

Panelists: Joe Garber, Luther Martin, Rob Roy, Max Averbukh

It has been said that 2018 is the year we lost our privacy. But regulators are enacting new legislation--or enforcing existing legislation--to ensure that we gain our privacy back in 2019 and beyond. This raises the stakes for enterprises around the world to improve data governance and protection throughout its lifecycle. Strategies for risk mitigation include an interlock of tools and techniques to improve governance, manage identity and protect data. But hidden in the process of identification, classification and protection are major opportunities to create value for the enterprise and dramatically change the ROI calculation of compliance. Join us for a discussion with product leaders across security and information governance teams to gain insight, guidance and predictions.

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Moderated Session with Product Leaders DiscussingRegulatory Change in GDPR and the U.S.Privacy strikes back--make sure it’s not at you.

Rob Roy

Chief Technology OfficerU.S. Public Sector,

Micro Focus Government Solutions

Global Head of Product MarketingInformation Management & Governance, and

Application Modernization & ConnectivityMicro Focus

Joe Garber

Panel: Regulatory Change in GDPR and the U.S.

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Distinguished TechnologistData Security – Voltage

Micro Focus

Luther Martin

Vice PresidentEnterprise Security Architect

Security Technology Operations and ArchitectureNorthern Trust

Max Averbukh

Data Drives the Modern Enterprise

Enterprises rely on real-time analysis of massive amounts of data for every major initiative, including

Competitive Advantage

Customer Loyalty

Operational Efficiency

Customer Service

Finding Defects

Fraud Detection

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1: “Gartner Says 8.4 Billion Connected "Things" Will Be in Use in 2017, Up 31 Percent From 2016”, Gartner, Feb. 20172: The Digital Universe of Opportunities: Rich Data and the Increasing Value of the Internet of Things, IDC

HEALTHDATA COMM ACTIVITY CONTENT CONTEXT IDENTITY ASSET

DATA RELATIONSHIP ePORTFOLIO GOVERNMENTRECORDS

PERSONAL DATA

Citizenship

Corporate Board of

Directors

Law Enforcement Records

Public Records

Legal Name

Births

Deaths

Marriages

Divorces

Property Ownership

Academic

Exams

Student Projects

Transcripts

Degrees

Employment

Reviews

Actions

Promotions

Continuing Education

Virtual Goods

Identifiers

Domain Names

Handles (twitter etc)

Objects

Gifts

Currencies

Financial Data

Income

Expenses

Transactions

Accounts

Tax Info

Assets

Liabilities

Insurance

Credit Rating

Physical Goods Digital Records

Real Estate

Vehicles

Personal Effects

Art

Appliances

Contacts

Address Book

Communications

Call Logs

Messaging Logs

Social Networks

Family Geneology

Demographic

Age

Sex

Address

Profession

Identifiers

Name

User-names

e-Mail Addresses

Phone Numbers

Nick Names

Persons

Device IDs

IP addresses

Bluetooth IDs

SSID

IMEI

SIM

Interests

Declared

Llikes

Favorites

Preferences

Location

Current

Planned Future

Past

People

Copresent

Physical World

Digital World

Interlaced With

Events

Calendar Data

Event Data from

Web Services

Objects

Copresent

Physical World

Digital World

Interlaced With

Private Documents

Word Processing

Spreadsheets

Project Plans

Presentations

Consumer Media

Books

Photos

Videos

Podcasts

Music

Audio Books

Games

Software/Apps

Browser

Clicks

Keystrokes

Sites Visited

Queries

Bookmarks

Client Apps

Physical World

Eating

Drinking

Driving

Shopping

Sleeping

Operating System

Presence

Availability

Channels

Text

SMS

IM/Chat

Email

Attachment

Body

Status Updates

Social Media

Videos

Podcasts

Photis

Shared

Produced Music

Links

Bookmarks

Speech

Voice Calls

Voice Mails

Insurance

Claims

Payments

Coverage

Personal

Tracking Devices

Activity Records

Genetic Code

Patient

Prescriptions

Diagnosis

Device Logs

Measurement

5200GB of data for every person by 2020!

InsuranceClaimsPaymentsCoverage

PersonalTracking DevicesActivity RecordsGenetic Code

PatientPrescriptionsDiagnosisDevice LogsMeasurement

HEALTHDATA

DemographicAgeSexAddressProfession

IdentifiersNameUser-namese-Mail

AddressesPhone NumbersNick NamesPersonsDevice IDsIP addressesBluetooth IDs

IDENTITY

Computerworld, 12/2012

Sensitive Data Explosion – Type and Scale

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Privacy Strikes Back – and It Is Not Only GDPR!

California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)

New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS)

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA)

Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA)

Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998 (COPPA)

Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement, Controlled Unclassified Information (DFARS-CUI)

Hundreds more among 50 states and territories…

* Source: Data Protection and Privacy in 26 Jurisdictions Worldwide, Law Business Research Ltd.

EU: General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

Australia: PrivacyAct of 1988 (Privacy Act)

Japan: Act on the Protection of Personal Information (APPI)

China: 2017 Cyber Security Law

Canada: Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA)

South Korea: Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA)

Hundreds more across the world…

Rob Roy

Chief Technology OfficerU.S. Public Sector,

Micro Focus Government Solutions

Global Head of Product MarketingInformation Management & Governance, and

Application Modernization & ConnectivityMicro Focus

Joe Garber

Panel: Regulatory Change in GDPR and the U.S.

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Distinguished TechnologistData Security – Voltage

Micro Focus

Luther Martin

Vice PresidentEnterprise Security Architect

Security Technology Operations and ArchitectureNorthern Trust

Max Averbukh

Thank You.

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