Understanding The Legal Implications and Consequences of a major incident
9:30am | DiSH Manchester, Heron House, 47 Lloyd St, Manchester M2 5LE
You have a major incident plan… but do you really know the legal consequences of a major incident? Want to know how your company can mitigate the legal risks of an incident? Want to know what to do to limit your exposure and liability? Want to know how to deal with the ICO?
If you answered ‘yes’ to any of these questions, this workshop is for you!
What to expect
In this two hour workshop John and Emma Green from CD Lawyers will give real life examples of incidents, the legal implications the incidents caused, and how they helped clients to mitigate or eliminate those risks.
Following the talk there will be a spontaneous panel where real life incidents will be recalled and how they could have been mitigated with the help from John and Emma.
Finally, John will be in the hotseat! Ask him anything, free legal advice… what’s not to love!?
All this will be followed by a complementary lunch at 12pm for networking and more questions
This event is for senior members of a company – CEO’s, CISO’s, company directors and DPO’s.
SPEAKERS
Amy Newton
Festival Director
MTF
Emma Green
Managing Partner
CD Lawyers
John Green
Senior Solicitor
CD Lawyers
AGENDA
9:30am – Registration
10:10am – Take seats
10:10am – Welcome Remarks
10:45am – Break
10:55am – Panel Presentation
11:30am – Q&A
12pm – Lunch & Networking
1pm – Event Close
Purchase your pass
This event is part of MTF’s fringe events and is free to attend. Tickets include admission to the event and a complimentary lunch.
To secure your place and to purchase other festival tickets visit our ticket page below:
ABOUT CD LAwyers
CD Lawyers are a specialist law firm who advise on cyber-attacks, data protection matters and commercial law.
John Green is the senior partner at CD Lawyers and Emma Green the Managing partner, come and meet them to find out more
Thank you to all the organisers, I can’t wait for next year!
You understood that representation would matter, and rose to the challenge!