Ann Waldo, Daniel Barth-Jones, Brian Rasquinha
De-identification, once fairly stable in U.S. law, is now subject to evolving change in the U.S. and international environments. Because state laws have created multiple new and divergent definitions of de-identification applicable to consumer data, it’s crucial to understand the line between the scope of the HIPAA de-identification standard and the new state de-identification standards, as well as how to achieve the new state requirements. Anonymization is also being addressed in developing EU jurisprudence. On a practical and statistical level, professional and public concerns are arising about present and, even more, future threats to de-identification practices and standards arising from AI, motivated threat actors, and other factors. This session will update you on these legal changes, address the evolving threats, and discuss approaches to counter developing challenges.
Ann Waldo, Principal, Waldo Law Office
Daniel Barth-Jones, Privacy Expert in Residence, Privacy Solutions, Datavant
Brian Rasquinha, Associate Director, Solution Architecture, Privacy Analytics
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