How has your organisation been addressing Data Privacy, both within the company structure and your third-party ecosystem? What are the measures that you take when there is a need to transmit Personal Identifiable Information (PII) across territorial regions?
DPTM (Data Protection Trustmark) is the go-to standard for organisations in Singapore to demonstrate compliance with sound data protection practices. It helps to highlight a company’s commitment to protecting their client’s personal information, building assurance and trust with both clients and stakeholders.
In light of this, where does CBPR come in? Are both initiatives complementary or mutually exclusive? In the context of cross-border data flows, what are the differences between the two?
Achieving compliance with data privacy regulations is no small task for any organisation, and yet it is a very important facet to get right. Join us in unpacking some of the intricacies behind these initiatives, and gaining more insight into all sides of the Data Privacy compliance equation.
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We’ve put together a panel discussion with industry experts ranging from association, regulators, cybersecurity, and information privacy specialists:
- Dominic Ng, Manager (Data Protection Certifications – DPTM/CBPR&PRP) at IMDA
- Nevin Sim, GRC Cybersecurity Consultant, CIPP/A from Privasec
- Yuit Ang, Vice President (Strategies, Development, & Digitalisation) at ASME
- Lim Quan Heng, Regional Head of Privasec (Moderator)
In this session, they will share unique industry perspectives and insights on different privacy regulations, like:
- Cross Border Privacy Regulations (CBPR)
- Data Protection Trust Mark (DPTM)
- Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA),
- General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
Register now, and join us for a lively session as the experts discuss the different aspects of data privacy – such as the driving principles behind the regulations, cybersecurity for the technology involved and requirements for an organisation to get to data privacy-related certification.
The Panel
Security Consultant, GRC
Privasec
Nevin Sim
Some of Nevin's certifications include CIPP/A, CISA, ISO 27001 LA, and PCI DSS AQSA.
Manager, Certification
Data Innovation & Protection Group, Infocomm Media Development Authority
Dominic Ng
Dominic is a Certified Information Privacy Manager. (CIPM)
Vice President (Strategies, Development and Digitalisation)
Association of Small & Medium Enterprises
Yuit Ang
Yuit is currently serving as Vice President (Strategies, Development & Digitalisation) in ASME, where he spearheads a number of initiatives and activities, chiefly focused on the Association’s strategies, development and digitalisation, as well as representing ASME at various events and meetings. He is also the Chairman of the Global Ready Talent Programme and SMECentre@ASME, the latter set up by Enterprise Singapore to provide more holistic and comprehensive business advisory services and assistance to local SMEs
Moderator
Regional Head of Asia
Privasec
Lim Quan Heng
The Programme
10:00 AM | Welcome and Introductions Moderator Lim Quan Heng will be setting the agenda for the panel and introducing all panellists present. |
10:05 AM | Observations in the Industry The panel will touch on prevailing cyber maturity levels across industries. |
10:10 AM | Background information on the different Data Privacy regulations The panel will look into the specifics of available regulations: DPTM, CBPR and PPR. |
10:20 AM | Approaches and Challenges to DPTM certification Panellists will discuss how a potential DPTM certification journey can look like for an applying organisation. |
10:30 AM | Looking forward, and expanding beyond Singapore We explore Data Privacy provisions for cross-border data flows, and also possible shifts in the regulatory landscape. |
10:45 AM | Q&A |
All timings in SGT unless otherwise stated.
Data Privacy Panel Discussion
The Panel Discussion has Ended on 22nd February 2022, 10am SGT!
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