Join us with Erik Rubinstein (NYLS class of 2020) to hear about Privacy as a Service, incident response, and the nuances of class action litigation involving data breaches. He helped build the cybersecurity and privacy law practice at Debevoise & Plimpton and can really offer a unique perspective on the state of the industry.
Join the PLA, the Innovation Center for Law and Technology, and Klaviyo Senior Counsel Jonathan Espiritu (NYLS Class of 2006) to talk about privacy issues for technology lawyers. As a former in-house counsel for several software and technology providers including Snyk, VMware, and Mosaic Group, Jonathan’s expertise has both breadth and depth.
Practical guidance? Up-to-date statutes? Free rewards? Yes, yes, and yes—and all over Zoom, so you can join us from the comfort of your couch! Everyone is welcome 🙂
Meet new and existing members, hear about upcoming privacy events and opportunities, and—perhaps most importantly—grab some free pizza! Bring a friend, bring a question about privacy law that you want answered, and bring an appetite; we can’t wait to see you all there!
Welcome to SciTech's ePrivacy Committee webinar on dark patterns in privacy. Our expert panel will discuss all that you need to know regarding dark patterns in privacy, including what they are (with examples), what legislation covers dark patterns, recent cases, and how to best advise your clients on how to avoid dark patterns.
SciTech Law Students may register for this webinar for free!
Virtual Private Networks are a key element in connecting to the internet on your terms, and they can be used in ways that enhance both cybersecurity and privacy! The fun doesn't end there, so join us to learn how VPNs work and what they can do, in a hands-on workshop that will get you connected.
More than ever, we are awash in data, including email, text messages, corporate and financial data, and personal information, among many others. Given data’s importance, companies and businesses must comply with a complex legal framework that governs data (such as how they collect, retain, share, protect, and dispose of it) in various situations that include […]
If you love privacy law, or if you've enjoyed what the PLA has had to offer this year, consider helping run it! The E-Board is responsible for putting together events, coordinating with the school and other organizations, and being a resource to PLA members; basically, everything that makes the Privacy Law Association what we are. Available positions are: President, Vice President, Treasurer, Academic Chair, and Social Chair.
The Surveillance Technology Oversight Project (S.T.O.P.) litigates and advocates for privacy, fighting excessive local and state-level surveillance. And they have a thing or two to say about personal and household smart devices!
Come hear the most essential and current information related to cybersecurity and the law, including a survey of the cyber threat landscape, best practices on cyber extortion, and how to improve cyber defenses via the negotiation of strong cyber provisions in vendor contracts.
