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2013 Data Privacy Day
Respecting Privacy, Safeguarding Data &
Enabling Trust
OTA has been an active supporter and champion of Data
Privacy Day (DPD) since 2009, promoting best practices to help equip
businesses and consumers to protect their online data and privacy.
DPD promotes collaboration and dialogue among all stakeholders to enhance
online trust and confidence and the long-term vitality of internet based
services.
2013 Data Protection & Breach Readiness Guide
Data Privacy Day Press Release
Resources, Videos of
Seattle Town Hall Event & More
Recorded Data Breach Readiness Webinar
Data Breach
Readiness Briefing Deck
Data Privacy & Protection Town Halls
- Learn from national experts in privacy, data stewardship, legal and law
enforcement. Network and connect with business and industry professionals
for best practices, big-data, self-regulation and how to prepare for a data
loss incident. Incudes networking breakfast.
SPEAKERS
PANEL ABSTRACTS
Convergence of Big Data,
Innovation & Privacy - Making Privacy by Design a Reality
This panel will explore key issues as they relate to consumer control of
data that is collected, used and shared.
Speakers will discuss the evolving definition of privacy, data
stewardship, demands for consumer control and best practices for
self-regulation. Speakers will
provide an update on evolving legislation, mobile platforms and COPPA
(Children’s Privacy).
Data Protection & Breach Response
In 2012 it is estimated over 242 million records were compromised
reflecting losses in public health, academia government and the private
sector. According to leading research, upwards of 97% of all breaches could
have been prevented by simply following best practices. Panelists will
share key challenges and steps to enhance data and brand protection. This
session will review highlights of the OTA 2013 Data Protection and Incident
Response Guide and provide actionable advice to better protect your data
including best practices in customer notifications, identity theft
remediation, forensics and working with law enforcement.
Data Privacy Day
promotes collaboration among governments, industry, academia, nonprofits,
privacy professionals and the business community. Goals
include;
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The promotion of individual control over personally
identifiable information (PII); including the ability to control the
collection, use and sharing of their data and online activities.
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Increase awareness and compliance with privacy
laws and regulations;
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Create dialogues among stakeholders interested in
advancing data protection and privacy;
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Stimulate the development of technologies, tools and
best practices.
Resources & Related Links
DPD Events
& Activities (Hosted by the National Cyber
Security Alliance)
Data Protection Resources
Data
Security by Design
Top 20 Questions for Data Protection
January 2012 - Data
Breach Readiness Planning
- Webinar
(Slides)
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