Europe is undergoing a digital transformation. The Data Act, the AI Act, the NIS2 Directive and the GDPR are setting new directions in areas ranging from data collection and use to security and responsibility for technology. This is the most significant change to the regulatory landscape since the introduction of the GDPR, with the new regulations covering the entire data lifecycle.
Now is therefore a good time to translate these regulations into decisions on managing data, designing AI and building operational resilience in a way that enables innovation and the generation of new sources of revenue.
The new regulations have created entirely new opportunities at the intersection of law, technology and strategy. Companies that are the first to gain access to value derived from data will also gain a competitive advantage in terms of the quality of their models and the trust of their business partners. For everyone else, it will be difficult to catch up. Can it be done? Only time will tell…
This is exactly what we will be discussing during the panel debate on the new digital architecture of Europe.
We will explore the impact that the new regulations are already having on business decisions. The Data Act opens up the data market, the AI Act regulates artificial intelligence models, the NIS2 enforces real security, and the GDPR changes the rules of the game in terms of privacy protection. And what are Polish companies doing about this, including both innovators and those who have fallen behind and need support?
Experienced in-house experts from key sectors of the economy, as well as representatives of start-ups and market leaders, are invited to join our discussion.
Agenda
- NIS2: Cybersecurity and management board responsibility. Key managerial requirements, ICT outsourcing, incident reporting, in particular governance and sanctions
- AI Act: Responsibilities and risks of AI systems. High-risk systems, compliance by design, the impact on GDPR, in particular classification, prohibitions, PII
- Data Act: The new right to data and cloud services. Data sharing, the IoT, changes in cloud contracts and interoperability, particularly with regard to data management and contracts
- GDPR 2.0: The intersection of the GDPR with the AI Act and the Data Act. The exercise of rights, automated decisions and data minimisation, with a focus on continuity, compliance and consistency
Moderator:
Panelists:
- Urszula Góral, Privacy Policy Manager CEE, Meta
- Paweł Czajkowski, Legal & Public Policy Director, Agora
- Lidia Mucha, Attorney at Law and Data Protection, Cybersecurity and AI Expert, Lidl Polska
- Robert Brodzik, Advocate, NewTech, Data Protection and Cybersecurity Expert, Kochański & Partners
Other panelists to be confirmed
Who is this event for?
We invite digital transformation leaders, strategists, board members, in-house lawyers (general counsels) and experts in compliance, IT, AI, data, cybersecurity and product management.
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Participation in the event is free of charge, subject to registration and application acceptance. The organiser reserves the right to select applications and also to cancel the event.
This is a hybrid event: it is possible to attend either on-site or online.
On-site: The offices of Kochański & Partners, Plac Piłsudskiego 1, Warsaw. The number of seats is limited, on a first-come, first-served basis.
A link to the online broadcast will be sent to participants the day before the event.