Data protection round-up

Organisations need to handle data responsibly while keeping up with new regulations. 

This data protection round-up will focus on two important areas shaping the future of data protection law: the impact of the upcoming Data (Use and Access) Bill on those who work with data and how organisations can lawfully and ethically collect and process neurodata.

Why attend?

This session will offer valuable insights into:

• How the Data (Use and Access) Bill may change current data protection laws and affect different sectors. We are expecting the Bill to come into force in the coming months.
  
  
• Best practices for handling neurodata in an inclusive and legally compliant way.
  
  Neurodata sometimes falls under the ‘special category data’ type, and therefore needs to be processed accordingly. Neurodata could be anything from a healthcare company utilising data about users' sleep patterns to an employer processing employee neurodiversity data.

Who should attend?

This session is relevant to professionals in a range of industries, whether you oversee compliance, support employee well-being, manage customer data, or simply want to stay informed on upcoming legislative changes. 

If your role involves collecting, using, or making decisions based on data, this discussion will be useful to you.