2018 is witnessing the biggest change in data protection and privacy for two decades.

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is here to stay; it will require compliant policies, robust processes and continuous evaluation. As a result Data Protection, Privacy and Trust are now firmly on the global agenda in boardrooms of organisations large and small.

However, the GDPR leaves much to interpretation and the impact of assessing fines for data breaches and non-compliance are still unclear. One month following enforcement the GDPR Summit London will provide the perfect opportunity for businesses to:

- understand the GDPR landscape after enforcement

- review and refine current GDPR compliance processes

- use GDPR to gain a competitive advantage

The GDPR Summit aims to provide actionable, practical advice for organisations to continue their drive to achieve ongoing GDPR compliance and gain a strategic advantage over competitors.

Part of the UK’s leading GDPR event series, supported by Henley Business School’s GDPR Transition Programme, the Summit brings together an unrivalled selection of the UK’s leading data protection experts and practitioners.

Described as high impact, content rich and jargon-free; over 40 expert speakers will be on-hand throughout the conference to enrich your GDPR journey:

- discuss best practice approaches

- share experiences and solutions

- update on latest cases and enforcement activity

- understand the latest guidance on global data transfers

- identify the latest software to manage data for GDPR

The GDPR Summit consists of three dedicated keynote theatres; alongside two intensive workshops for those wishing to dive deeper into the regulation and what it means for their business.

INTENSIVE WORKSHOPS

The workshops will provide the opportunity for individuals who already have a good understanding of GDPR, who’s organisation has implemented a compliance strategy, but wish to dive deeper into the regulation and learn what further action can be taken to improve the effectiveness and efficiencies of the compliance process.