The Singapore Ministry of Communications and Information (MCI) and the Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC) in Singapore recently proposed a series of amendments to ensure that it keeps pace with regulatory developments in personal data protection. Amongst the many proposed changes is the mandatory requirement to report certain types of data breaches to the PDPC.
Proposed Mandatory Data Breach Reporting: Legal & Technical Considerations
Harry Elias Partnership LLP and FTI Consulting will be holding a webinar to discuss the proposed mandatory data breach reporting requirement in depth. The webinar will explore the following areas:
- The legal conditions to be fulfilled before a data breach is considered to be notifiable to PDPC;
- The information to be included in the notification;
- The role of technical assessment in the reporting decision;
- The anatomy of an attack and post attack recovery;
- Specific sectoral reporting requirements applicable to Singapore; and
- The difference between the reporting requirements under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the proposed amendments.
Webinar Registration
Harry Elias Partnership LLP & FTI Consulting invite you to the webinar on Friday, 17 July 2020 at 2-3 pm SGT. Please register here. Only registered participants will be admitted to the webinar and registration is limited to 100 participants.
Speakers
K. K. Lim
Head, Cybersecurity, Privacy & Data Protection
Harry Elias Partnership LLP | Singapore
kklim@harryelias.com | +65 6361 9307
KK heads the firm’s Cybersecurity, Privacy and Data Protection Practice Group. He has more than 25 years of experience in technology advisory and commercial matters, with a focus in representing clients and advising matters involving privacy and data protection, cybersecurity, mobile security, audit, and compliance advisory. He is the Chairman of the Cybersecurity and Data Protection Committee of the Law Society of Singapore (2017 to 2019) and current Co-Chair and an Adjunct Faculty member of The Institute of Systems Science (NUS) and Singapore Institute of Technology.
Janice Lee
Foreign Counsel | Harry Elias Partnership LLP | Singapore
JaniceLee@harryelias.com | +65 6361 9821
A multi-qualified international arbitration counsel, Janice represents clients in their cross-border disputes involving commercial contracts, M&A, construction and energy. She is particularly well-versed in SIAC and ICC arbitrations and specialises in complex, high-value disputes across multiple jurisdictions. Prior to moving to Singapore, Janice practised for several years in the Philippines. She has particular experience in dealing with Southeast Asian clients with respect to their business concerns and regulatory needs, and representing multinational clients in commercial and public interest disputes.
Kyung Kim
Senior Managing Director & Head of Cybersecurity, APAC
FTI Consulting | Korea
Kyung.Kim@fticonsulting.com | +82 2 2190 3727
Kyung Kim is a Senior Managing Director and the Head of Cybersecurity for APAC at FTI Consulting. Mr. Kim is an expert in cybersecurity, digital forensic investigations, risk management, crisis management, criminal, counterintelligence, and counterterrorism investigations, and national security matters.
Prior to joining FTI Consulting, Mr. Kim served as the head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Special Advisor to U.S. Ambassadors Mark Lippert and Harry B. Harris on significant international affairs covering all FBI national security matters affecting the U.S. and Korean Peninsula. He oversaw and managed FBI’s overseas missions and strategic plans covering cyber intrusion, counterterrorism, counterintelligence, and criminal matters. During the North Korea nuclear crisis, Mr. Kim provided strategic risk mitigation guidance to the private sector as well as FBI executives, including the FBI Former Director, Assistant Directors (all divisions), and U.S. Marine Corps Forces Cyberspace Command.
Harry Elias Partnership Cybersecurity, Privacy and Data Protection Practice Group
The Harry Elias Partnership Cybersecurity, Privacy and Data Protection Practice Group is led by practice leaders with extensive legal and technical experience in cybersecurity and data protection. We provide legal advisory to Singapore based SMEs, regional and global companies on both Singapore data protection laws and the General Data Protection Regulation. The Practice Group has extensive working relationships with leading legal, forensic, accounting and tax advisory firms in member states of Asean and is well-positioned to support our clients throughout this region.