Privacy and data security issues should be top of mind for virtually all startups.
We will also discuss significant changes in US privacy laws, including general laws such as the California Consumer Privacy Act, and specialty laws such as those regulating biometrics, facial recognition and location data.how laws may affect the activities of companies that collect or use personal data;the impact of privacy laws on your business opportunities.
Participants will have the opportunity to contribute questions online and interact with panelists throughout the webinar.
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