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Meet our speaker for the “Data Privacy vs AML” Panel Discussion at the Compliance Unit's Regional Conference, October 17-18, 2024, at Wyndham Grand Barbados, Sam Lord's Castle, St. Philip.   Bartlett Morgan is a Caribbean-based attorney-at-law and consultant who is currently the Managing Director of Chancery Advocates. He is a member of the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP), the Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA) and the International Network of Privacy Law Professionals (INPLP). He holds a certificate in Data Protection Officer Skills and has received training from the University of Oxford’s Said Business School on Cybersecurity Leadership. He has provided data protection and privacy support to clients in the Caribbean, the United States and South America. He has authored GDPR compliance guidance for Caribbean-based service providers and also made oral and written submissions to the Joint Select Committee of Parliament established to debate and report on the bill that eventually became the Barbados Data Protection Act, 2019-29. Bartlett regularly provides updates on digital law and policy issues impacting the Caribbean on his blog, bartlettmorgan.com.   Come and engage with Bartlett Morgan at our regional conference by registering now at https://lnkd.in/eVeb2bSJ for US$400. See you there!   #Speakers #AML #Compliance #KYC #Data #DataPrivacy #Privacy #AMLvsDataPrivacy #Regulation #Regulatory #CU #CURC #Conference #DNFBPs #RegionalConference #RegisterNow #WyndhamGrandBarbados #UniqueConference #ImpactfulConference #Barbados

Following the inaugural meeting of the IIC Caribbean Chapter earlier this year, the IIC-CC are pleased to announce a second meeting. Join the IIC-CC for an online roundtable, with the theme: AI Ethics & Governance, Cyber Security, and Data Protection – Implications for the Caribbean. ✅ Examining the UNESCO Recommendation on the Ethics of AI ✅ Role of Regulators in Shaping AI Ethics and Data Policy ✅ Cyber Security and Data Protection: Safeguarding Privacy and Responsible Journalism Speakers include: Bartlett Morgan Gerry George Javed Sajad Steven A. Williams Find out more about the event by visiting below: https://lnkd.in/eGye6KfN #theiic #caribbeanchapter #AI #policy #AIethics #cybersecurity #dataprotection #governance

State-sponsored cyber actors from Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea are seeking to compromise business and personal devices to intimidate or harass civil society organizations and individuals involved in defending human rights and advancing democracy. That's why today, the #FBI and our partners have issued guidance and mitigation strategies for civil society organizations, such as nonprofits and think tanks, that often have limited resources to defend against these high levels of threat. Read the #SecurebyDesign guide and ensure you’re protected: https://lnkd.in/erGyK-Rn

Just when you thought you had your #privacy audit processes in place for your organisations' web and app projects... ENTER WEB ASSEMBLY!!! Now I started my career over 30 years ago writing software in assembly language (yes back then we didn't have scripting languages or many of the high level languages we have today - we had to write our code in assembly), it was incredibly fast to execute but it was also incredibly complex to write and audit. Assembly language is a low level language, it is the stuff of computer science and not really something your average web developer will have the skills or knowledge to take on. But there are many software houses now creating custom web applications which are written in Web Assembly (especially for 3D environments). We literally move data manually from where it is stored to where we want it to be to do a specific thing (using hardware memory addresses, registers and other complex tech things that most people have never heard of). There is no tool currently that I am aware of which can be used to audit applications written in web assembly (no TrustArc, OneTrust etc. will not be able to do this for you) - so how do you meet your accountability obligations under #GDPR? 1. Software developers creating applications in Web Assembly *must* document their code and provide that documentation to you (so you can verify). 2. Organisations using web assembly apps must keep the documentation from 1 above with the rest of the accountability documentation so they have it to hand in the event of an audit or investigation. 3. Organisations *must* ensure they have the necessary contractual obligations on the developer/provider of the app to make it clear that if the code behaves differently to their documentation - they are liable for breaches of law which occur as a result. I just spent 2 days going through a web assembly app - my head hurts and I used to write software in assembly for a living (I am probably one of a handful [if that] of privacy professionals on the planet with experience of software development in assembly language - I may even be the only one) - so a regular compliance/privacy professional is likely to suffer cranial detonation if they try... but you can't just ignore it because it is difficult. Get Documentation Get Contractual Guarantees Get Accountable #privacy #cookies #gdpr #compliance #tracking #martech #webtech #adtech #obfuscation #assembly #webassembly #surveillance #surveillancecapitalism #accountability #contracts #vendors #ethics

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