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Cyber Day – Cybersecurity and Proposed Privacy Reforms
September saw the first steps to long-awaited privacy law reform introduced into Parliament as 'Tranche 1' of the privacy reforms. These and ongoing cyber security developments underscore the need to keep your organisation's privacy compliance and cyber resilience strategies up to date.
Join us as we explore the recent developments and likely future reforms.
Program Overview
Further details on each session can be found below.
If any of these sessions are of interest to you, click "register" and select the session/s you wish to attend. You can attend either in person (if you are in Sydney) or remotely (by Webex – details will be provided after you have registered).
All sessions will be recorded and available on our HUB CLE Centre in October.
Register Here
Session 1: Privacy Regulatory Reform – Ensuring Organisational Readiness | 10:45 AM – 11:15 AM | |
This session will provide attendees with an overview of the 'Tranche 1' reform proposals and likely next stage of reforms, insight into how to prepare your organisation for future privacy changes, what guidelines you need to be prepared for and what the transition period will look like. Speakers:
CPD Points: 0.5 Substantive Law Point |
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Session 2: Employment Laws and Expected Privacy Reforms | 11:15 AM – 11:45 AM | |
Protecting employee and employer data is vital, during this session we will look at:
Speakers:
CPD Points: 0.5 Substantive Law Point |
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Session 3: Marketing and Consents in an Increasingly Digital World | 11:45 AM – 12:15 PM | |
This session will take a look at what the key proposed Privacy Act reforms around marketing and consents are (largely not addressed in Tranche 1), when we might expect to see these reforms introduced, and how your organisation can best plan to obtain and ensure ongoing privacy consents for marketing activities. The session will also look at the potential impacts of future reforms on tracking abilities within the market when retargeting consumers online. Speakers:
CPD Points: 0.5 Substantive Law Point |
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Session 4: Breach Response / Role of a Good Cyber Security Framework – Panel Discussion | 12:45 PM – 1:45 PM | |
This panel session will focus on:
Speakers:
CPD Points: 1 Substantive Law Point |
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Session 5: Security of Critical Infrastructure Act 2018 (SOCI) | 1:45 PM – 2:15 PM | |
This session will look at the key obligations and timeframes for the SOCI regime and how a risk management professional can assist your organisation with compliance. Speakers:
CPD Points: 0.5 Substantive Law Point |
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Session 6: Litigation – Statutory Tory and Direct Rights of Action | 2:30 PM – 3:30 PM | |
This session will provide attendees insight into what we can expect from class actions and direct actions, along with what to expect from statutory torts. Speakers:
CPD Points: 1 Substantive Law Point |
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Session 7: Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Human Rights | 3:30 PM – 4:00 PM | |
This session will look at:
Speakers:
CPD Points: 0.5 Substantive Law Point |
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) points
All sessions will be CPD applicable for legal practitioners in all Australian states and territories.
How to Access Recordings
All the above mentioned sessions will be recorded and available on our HUB CLE Centre in October.
To view the recordings, click here to be directed to our online HUB CLE Centre. Log in to your HUB account (or set up a new account) and click to register for each session in order for them to qualify as CPD points.
To create a new HUB account, click here and enter your details into the mandatory fields as a "New User". When you have provided all the necessary information, click on "Create Account".
Once your account is set up, you can click the topics on this page to go to other sessions on our HUB and click "WATCH NOW". For every session you register, it will add that to your account so you can return to watch the recordings at any time.
Our HUB will keep a record of the sessions you have viewed (including the amount of time spent watching – so watch until the end).
Contact
For questions, please contact:
Jasmine Jesty
Market Development Specialist - Melbourne
+61 3 9640 4303