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Overview
Throughout the pandemic, technology will play a critical role as businesses adapt to this “new normal.” One strategy industries will rely on to provide employees and consumers with peace of mind is the use of temperature screening technology. However, users are reluctant to hand over private health data to a business or employer without reassurances as to how the data will be managed. How can we ensure the privacy of this data, and what are some guidelines you can introduce to transition back to business seamlessly? In this webinar we’ll walk through key privacy considerations as you work to help your company reopen.
In this webinar you will learn:
- Key privacy and security considerations for your users and employees’ peace of mind
- Data management strategies for the enterprise
- Industry leader best practices for reopening
Moderator
Beverly R. Allen – Vice President, Deputy General Counsel, Chief Compliance and Privacy Officer, Inovalon
Beverly R. Allen is an accomplished attorney and business leader with extensive legal, business and consulting experience across multiple industries. Currently, Beverly is the Vice President, Deputy General Counsel and Chief Compliance and Privacy Officer at Inovalon, a leading healthcare data analytics and technology company, where she leads the enterprise-wide compliance, data protection, privacy, Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and risk management functions. Beverly also provides legal advice and counsel on various business transactions, strategic initiatives and advises on numerous other contract-related matters including negotiations, disputes, claims and audits.
Prior to join Inovalon, Beverly was the Chief Integrity Officer at MedStar Washington Hospital Center in Washington, DC, a nationally recognized healthcare provider. In that capacity, she directed and led the enterprise-wide compliance, privacy, investigative and audit functions. Beverly’s previous work also includes various leadership positions with Booz Allen Hamilton and SRA International where she directed and led numerous client engagements designed to assess enterprise-wide compliance and risks associated with emerging technologies. In those roles, she was also responsible for developing and implementing privacy, information security, compliance and risk management solutions across the federal and commercial sectors. In addition, Beverly was a Senior Attorney Advisor with the U.S. Department of Education, District of Columbia Enforcement Office and served as a Senior Advisor at the Department of Homeland Security.
Beverly received her Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Virginia, Juris Doctor from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Master of Arts degree from Georgetown University.
Speaker/s
Janalyn Schreiber – Partner, Data Privacy and Security Advisors LLC
Janalyn Schreiber has nearly 25 years of demonstrated expertise in building actionable privacy and data security programs, Janalyn provides clients with pragmatic strategies to help protect the trust of their customers and mitigate financial and legal risks to their organization. She co-founded Data Privacy & Security Advisors LLC to help clients realize business and cost benefit from integrating technology and customized workflows into managing privacy and protecting data in a rapidly evolving technology and regulatory landscape.
See Janalyn Schreiber‘s full profile.
Dan Clarke – President, IntraEdge
Dan Clarke has 30 years of experience combining technology with media, retail and business leadership, has held executive leadership roles at Intel, is an experienced data privacy advisor, and is a 9-time CEO. Dan has deep expertise in the privacy landscape and speaks frequently at public venues on the topic. He is also actively involved in Arizona, Texas, and federal privacy legislation.
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