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Join Dan Clarke of Truyo, Jeff Sizemore of Egnyte, and Michael Hellbusch of Rutan & Tucker for a deep dive analysis into the new Connecticut Privacy Law and how it compares with the laws in California, Colorado, Utah, Virginia and the international stage. Our expert panelists will also discuss the operational ramifications of the strong focus on consumer opt-out and consent, how to prepare for the GPC, along with opinions on anticipated enforcement priorities.
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Jeff Sizemore, Chief Governance Officer at Egnyte, is responsible for the strategy and execution of the Egnyte’s Secure and Govern solution. Jeff has an extensive background in data protection, specifically in encryption, key management, data loss prevention, and identity and access management. Jeff has helped define the market by contributing to several start-ups, including PGP (now part of Symantec), Ionic Security, and Port Authority (now ForcePoint DLP).
Michael Hellbusch excels in several areas of law including cyber law, data security, and privacy issues. He has a broad range of experience both as a transactional lawyer and as a litigator. He focuses his practice on brand and reputation protection for clients in the online atmosphere.
Dan is a former Intel executive with many leadership roles who was pulled into the privacy space after a call from Intel about 5 years ago with GDPR on the horizon. Dan’s perspective comes from operating the Truyo platform which automates compliance for companies dealing with current and emerging privacy laws and he is now immersed in the space, involved in Arizona, Texas and federal privacy legislation.
Truyo is a collaboration between Intel® and IntraEdge to bring scalable privacy rights and SAR automation to the enterprise.
Truyo is an Intel® Market Ready Solution.