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Presentation Title and Goals

Presentation Title:

The Latest in Cyber & Privacy Laws

Presentation Topics:

• Review latest laws
• Gain insights necessary to mitigate risk
• What are the latest cyber security laws
• What are the latest privacy laws
• How these laws affect projects in process and new projects
• Case study evaluations of whether cyber security laws and privacy laws have been broken
• How to correct projects where these laws were broken
• How to plan projects so that these laws are not broken

Practice Exercise

• Case-study group discussions

Bio:

Virginia Suveiu, Esq.

Virginia A. Suveiu, Esq., counsels on legal risk management, regulatory compliance and public policy, as well as commercial and international law matters. She is a subject matter expert and developed the Legal Risk Management Specialized Studies Certificate Program for UCI Extension, where she also teaches for that program as well as for the Contract Management Certificate Program. She has published articles on a variety of business law matters, most recently for the National Contract Management Association’s Contract Management Magazine May 2015 issue, as well as for the National Center for State Courts and the Aerospace and Defense Forum, among others.

She also has worked internationally, having focused time in Europe, in particular on the emerging economies of Central and Eastern Europe. She worked at the US Embassy in Bucharest, Romania, where she researched and drafted reports for senior officials, including the annual Human Rights Report and worked at the international law firm of Salans (now Dentons) under the Corporate M&A/Private Equity practice group.

She is affiliated with, and has presented to, several professional organizations and institutions, including the World Trade Center-San Diego, Project Management Institute (both in Los Angeles and Orange County), OCRIMS, CPCU, Orange County Paralegal Association, Chapman University’s eVillage, Irvine Valley College, the Orange County Chapter of NCMA, and the Native American Procurement Forum. She is an active member of the State Bar of California and is admitted to the U.S. District Court, Central District of California. She earned her B.A. cum laude from Whittier College as a John Greenleaf Whittier Scholar, and her J.D. from the University of Richmond, T.C. Williams School of Law, Dean’s List recognition, first in Constitutional Law.

There are 4 PDUs for this event

PDU Category: Business and Strategic

Location:

This ATS will be delivered via online webinar. The link will be sent to all registered attendees on the Friday before the ATS. 

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