Streamline Compliance, Optimize Cybersecurity Risk, and Protect Your Business with a Unified Approach

It’s time to move beyond reactive risk management. This event series is dedicated to the cybersecurity and business continuity regulations DORA and NIS2 as well as the EU AI Act and how integrated risk management can help you stay compliant. 

Join our expert-led sessions to discover how Integrated Risk Management (IRM) is no longer a luxury, but a necessity for navigating today’s complex business environment. You will find out how you can move from a siloed approach to a more holistic management of risks weighing on your business.

During the webinar, our team of experts will be focussing in more detail on:

  • What NIS2, DORA and the EU AI Act mean in terms of compliance for businesses across Europe
  • Why Integrated Risk Management is a must for organizations who want to confidently navigate these regulatory challenges.

During our deminar session, find out how to focus on what matters and manage what counts. See NAVEX One in action!

Our team of experts will showcase a practical use case demonstrating

  • How to transition from inefficient spreadsheets to a fully integrated IRM system
  • What it needs to become compliant with NIS2, DORA and the EU AI Act
  • How your programme will be able to achieve measurable ROI and cost savings for your business.

Speakers

Jan Strappers

Jan Stappers

Regulatory Solution Director

NAVEX

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Jason Gottschalk

Partner – Cyber Security Practice

BDO LLP (London)

Claude-Etienne Armingaud

Partner

K&L Gates (Paris)

Dr. Ulrike Elteste

Counsel

K&L Gates (Frankfurt)

More information & registration here

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Claude-Étienne Armingaud is a premier expert in his area. He works hard to stay ahead of the trends to offer quality advice, and it shows.”

”Claude-Étienne Armingaud’s multiculturalism is present in his broad understanding of various aspects of the law. He’s the French Swiss Army knife of lawyers.”

”Claude-Étienne Armingaud is an exceptional expert in the field of new technologies and digital law. His in-depth knowledge of IT issues places him among the key leaders in the sector in France.”

”Claude-Étienne Armingaud provides sophisticated yet very practical advice, which is exactly what clients require. He is definitively a market leader. He is also very approachable and down to earth.”

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Governments around the globe have turned their attention to the power of accumulated data, and to the use of competition law powers to enact legislative initiatives. From the EU’s Digital Markets Act and proposed Data Act, to the UK’s Data Protection and Digital Information Bill, laws addressing competition, privacy and wider data access issues are becoming increasingly intertwined. Privacy and competition regulators, alongside consumer protection agencies and associations, are working more closely together than ever before. The EU Court of Justice has been asked for clarity on how such regulators should interact going forward. In some countries, we are also seeing a testing of the use of competition mechanisms for bringing group actions on privacy issues. In this session, we will discuss the interactions between privacy, consumer protection and competition, and how these are likely to shape compliance tactics, litigation strategies and regulatory interactions going forward.

What you will learn:

  • Privacy compliance efforts necessitate a multifaceted strategy.
  • Data sharing” between authorities can put companies at risk of multi-front enforcement actions.
  • Best line of defense remains documentation and communication.

Dans le cadre de notre nouveau cycle de conférences autour du numérique et des problématiques « cyber », nous avons le plaisir de vous convier à un petit déjeuner organisé dans nos locaux parisiens, à l’occasion duquel Claude-Etienne Armingaud, CIPP/E (Associé, Protection des données & Technologies) se penchera sur la préparation des entreprises dans le cadre de leur mise en conformité au regard du Règlement sur les Données (EU Data Act). Une belle occasion d’échanger, de s’inspirer et d’entrer en relation avec des professionnels du domaine !

Les places étant limitées, nous vous invitons à vous inscrire dès à présent via le lien suivant : https://ow.ly/183L50TAWbP.

We kindly invite you to the K&L Gates Legal & Compliance Breakfast on 8 October 2024 in Frankfurt.

Please join us for coffee, tea and croissants and take away impulses and new momentum for the work on your data strategy.

We will discuss how the Data Act and the AI Act impact a company’s data strategy. How does one reconcile them with each other and with other elements of the legal framework, like GDPR and antitrust laws?

Our key note speaker will be Claude-Étienne Armingaud, a partner at K&L Gates‘ Paris office. He coordinates our European technology and privacy practices and has been building pragmatic legal solutions on both sides of the Atlantic for many years.

We look forward to welcoming you at our Frankfurt office on level 28 of the „Opernturm“ tower.

Please register by clicking here.

Don’t miss the plenary session “AI, the future of law?” on Thursday, October 17 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Palais du Grand Large in Saint-Malo. This event, organized by the ACE – Young Lawyers commission, will be introduced by its president Ludovic Blanc (Lawyer at the Paris Bar, President of ACE-JA national).

Our partner Claude-Etienne Armingaud, CIPP/E (Partner, Data Protection & Technologies), François GIRAULT (Lawyer at the Montpellier Bar, President of the CNB Prospective and Innovation Commission, Vice-President ACE Ouest Méditerranée, Vice-President Liberal Professions CPME 34), Philippe BARON (Lawyer at 2BMP Avocats, President of the CNB Digital Commission) and Christiane Féral-Schuhl (Lawyer at the Paris Bar in digital law, former President of the National Council of Bars, former President of the Paris Bar Association) will participate in this essential discussion on the impact of AI on the legal profession.

This meeting will be hosted by Anne-Cécile Sarfati, journalist and columnist, with a Live Show presented by Tiphaine MARY (Maître et Talons), Lawyer at the Paris Bar.

Do not hesitate to reserve your place by registering via the following link: https://lnkd.in/gJQ7qqfV.

After being individually shortlisted as “Leader of the Year: Legal” in 2023, the full European Data Protection, Privacy and Security team of K&L Gates is once again recognized for its expertise by being shortlisted as “Leading Law Firm” for the Piccaso Awards Europe 2024.

Congrats to the team and see you in London!

Four political groups have sent letters to the European Parliament President asking for further details, action, and “responsibilities” related to a recent data breach that affected a significant amount of employees’ personal data, including passports.

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Once again, global law firm K&L Gates LLP has been ranked among the world’s 100 leading data law firms by Global Data Review’s GDR 100. The annual list examines law firms’ privacy and data protection capabilities, use of IP and confidentiality laws to protect proprietary data, and the firm’s work on all other personal and non-personal data laws at a global level. 

Nearly two dozen K&L Gates lawyers were recognized in the 2024 GDR 100, including Paris partner Claude-Étienne Armingaud. Other partners leading the practice and identified in the profile include Melbourne partner Cameron Abbott, Seattle partners Shannan FrisbieWhitney McCollumDavid Bateman, and Carley Andrews, Washington, D.C., partner Bruce Heiman, Chicago partner Limo Cherian, London partner Sarah Turpin, and Research Triangle Park partners Gina Bertolini and Leah Richardson.

Clients provided positive feedback of their experience working with K&L Gates’ lawyers stating the team has “deep knowledge of privacy laws and regulations, but they also understand the business impact of their advice. This sets them apart from other firms in the market.”

K&L Gates’ Data Protection, Privacy, and Security practice boasts more than 60 lawyers and professionals with experience in various technologies and methodologies. From assessing risk to incident response, breach, and crisis counseling globally, the team is qualified to handle most data privacy and security compliance issues. The practice also assists with cross-border mergers and acquisitions and specialized services focused on emerging areas such as biometric data compliance and defense.

The full K&L Gates profile can be read at Global Data Review (subscription required).