Redesigning Data Privacy

Countries follow different approaches to data regulation. This includes market-based regulations, centralized control, and direct legislation that protects personal information and the rights of citizens.

The Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution Russia is hosting a roundtable on «Redesigning Data Privacy» on January 27. The discussion will focus on a new path for data protection legislation and regulation and offer alternative techniques to ensuring data privacy.

Issues for discussion:

• Redesigning Notice & Consent,
• Automating Notice & Consent,
• Pseudonymization anonymization of data,
• Data portability.

Speakers:

• Anne Flanagan, Data Policy & Governance Lead, World Economic Forum
• Jen King, Director of Consumer Privacy, Center for Internet and Society, Stanford Law School
• Mikko Rusama, Chief Digital Officer, City of Helsinki
• Satyanarayana Jeedigunta, Chief Adviser, Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution India
• Aleksandr Shoitov, Deputy Minister, Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media, Russia
• Milos Wagner, Deputy Head, Russian Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technology and Mass Media
• Ruslan Ibragimov, Vice President, MTS
• Vladimir Averbakh, Managing Director, Sberbank
• Anna Serebryanikova, President, Big Data Association

Moderator:

Dmitry Ter-Stepanov, Deputy CEO, ANO Digital Economy, Data Policy Lead, Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution Russia