Computers, Privacy and Data Protection Conference: The U.S. Deregulatory Effect on Global Lawmaking, Policy, and Enforcement Panel

EPIC Counsel Maria Villegas Bravo will moderate a panel at 3 p.m. Eastern on May 22 at the Computers, Privacy and Data Protection Conference in Brussels, Belgium. EPIC Senior Counsel Calli Schroeder will also speak on the panel, which will review the United States’ efforts to deregulate privacy and technology protections and explore how those efforts affect other parts of the world.

The conversation will look at trade agreements and their subsequent deregulatory efforts, changes in enforcement efforts (particularly against U.S.-based companies), and how some are pushing back. We will also explore how international political partnerships are shifting in response to the U.S. administration’s positions, and the increasingly direct influence of U.S. Big Tech on government.

Tomasso Falcheta, who leads Privacy International’s global policy engagement efforts, will also join the conversation.

Learn more about CDPD’s programming and register to attend here.