Workshop Summaries

BPH   hosts regular workshops, conferences and seminars on various pertinent privacy and data protection issues. These summaries provide the opportunity to those who did not attend to be informed of the key points of discussion:

• Data sustainability in the age of Artificial Intelligence (14 February 2022)

• Law enforcement access to financial data – off the beaten track (17 September 2021)
  

• Fifth anniversary of the EU PNR Directive – la route vers la CJUE (16 September 2021)
  

• EU legislation on e-evidence – what is inside the (Pandora’s) box? (15 September 2021)
  

• Tech Talk on Differential Privacy (19 April 2021)
  

• How to exercise data subject rights under the Law Enforcement Directive (EU) 2016/680? (2 April 2021)
  

• Does the EU need to urgently adopt the Interim Regulation on the processing of personal and other data for the purpose of combatting child sexual abuse online? (1 April 2021)
  

• CPDP2021 Opening: Who is sovereign in our digital world? (8 March 2021)

• Making the General Data Protection Regulation simple for Small and
  Medium-sized enterprises (26 February 2021)
  

• The CJEU judgments in Privacy International and La Quadrature du Net and others - the return of the walking dead? (19 November 2020)
  

• Specifying the GDPR Series: Germany (12 November 2020)

• Mind reading via EEG – legal, ethical and practical matters (4 November 2020)

• The Promise of “Blockchain”: DLT-based applications re-shape data storage and sharing, but can they be compliant with the EU data protection law? (18 June 2020)
  

• Specifying GDPR: Member States perspective - France (12 November 2019)

• AI governance: theoretical and practical implications of EU “regulation” on AI (9 October 2019)

• Mapping EU cybersecurity law and its future challenges (11 October 2019)

• Meet the Author Series: The Internet and the Global Reach of EU Law (Prof Christopher Kuner) (4 October 2019)

• “The (In)Alienable Data Subjects: The seductions of data ownership, control and trade in data protection law” (24 June 2019)

• The EU rights to privacy and personal data protection:

  20 years in 10 questions (14 May 2019)

• The Trouble with Article 25 (and How to Fix It): The Future of Data Protection by Design and Default (25  February 2019)
• The copyright directive and concerns for free expression, big data innovation and access to information  (30 November 2018)
• Data localisation: Analysing a growing global regulatory phenomenon   (11 October 2018)
• The GDPR and Journalism. Protecting Privacy or a Break on Democratic Accountability? (18 September 2018 )
• Data protection for scientific research: Which preliminary findings under the GDPR? (29 August 2018)
• Law Enforcement Data Access Series: “Encrypted data: Challenges and Opportunities” (6 June 2018)
• Roundtable: Current Privacy and Security Challenges in the United States, Belgium and the EU (4 June 2018)
  

• Law Enforcement Data Access Series: US CLOUD-Act: Signalling change in global data flows? (18 April 2108)
• Conference on Data Protection in Humanitarian Action (12 March 2018)
• Lunchtime Workshop: “Putting a price on your invaluable private life? Personal data and the values behind” (20 February 2018)
• Lunchtime Workshop: “Data protection and ethics. Does more ethics imply more duties for controllers?” (26 October 2017)
• Conference:  Jurisdiction, Conflict of Laws and Data Protection in Cyberspace (12 October 2017)
• Lunchtime Workshop: The Implications of the GDPR for Research Involving Genetic Data (5 October 2017)
• Health and Well-being Apps  Problematic Legal Issues     (24 April 2017)
• Data protection and the energy sector: Smart grids (21 March 2017)
• Current trends and practices in Biobanking (6 February 2017)
• Scientific Research and Data Protection (9 December 2016)
• What is to be done with the ePrivacy Directive? (27 October 2016)
• Privacy Impact Assessment (4 October 2016)
• The Right to Freedom of Expression and Personal Data Protection (16 June 2016)
• The European Data Protection Board (18 May 2016)
• Territorial Scope (8 March 2016)

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