GDPR and NDB Scheme - Intersection with the Australian Research Sector 2018
Channel: Australian Research Data Commons - ARDC
Date: 2018-09-27

In 2018 the European General Data Protection regulation (GDPR) and Australian Notifiable Data Breaches (NDB) scheme were introduced. The speakers in this webinar will overview these two pieces of legislation and examine how they apply to Research Institutions in Australia. 
Slides and transcript available from: https://ands.org.au/presentations

Speakers are -- Anna Johnston. One of Australia’s most respected experts in privacy law and practice. After serving as Deputy Privacy Commissioner for NSW, Anna founded Salinger Privacy in 2004 to offer specialist privacy consulting and training services. Salinger Privacy offers a suite of privacy compliance tools including template policies and procedures, checklists, online training modules, and eBooks including Demystifying De-identification. 

-- Samantha Chan from Risk and Compliance at Macquarie University. Samantha specialises in Privacy, Enterprise Risk Management and Fraud and Corruption Prevention. Samantha has implemented a privacy by design approach across the University. 

-- Professor Katina Michael of the School for the Future of Innovation in Society and the School for Computing, Informatics & Decision Support Engineering at Arizona State University. Katina heads up a Centre on Engineering, Policy and Society. She also holds a dual appointment at the University of Wollongong. 

-- David Vaile, Executive Director of Cyberspace Law and Policy Centre at UNSW. David's research interests include e-security and IT risk management, personal safety online, digital content regulation, privacy and data protection, communications confidentiality and personal information security, jurisdictional issues, copyright and digital IP, e-health records, and user-centred design. The webinar would be of interest to administrators and policy makers from Research Institutions.