Jim Koenig, Dean Forbes, Hershel Eisenberger, Kevin Levine, Hershel Eisenberger

Session Time: Wed, May 6, 2026: 02:30 PM – 03:30 PM

— 10 Practical Implementation Tips Privacy and Cyber Professionals Need to Know Now

With the first CCPA cybersecurity audit period beginning January 1, 2027 — and first certifications due April 1, 2028 — organizations have less than eight months to have their programs operational, documented, and auditable. This panel delivers:

  • Requirements. A detailed overview of what the California Privacy Protection Agency actually requires under the CCPA’s mandatory cybersecurity audit rules — including the 18 core components auditors must evaluate
  • Multi-Framework Comparison. A side-by-side comparison of those requirements against the frameworks security organizations are already running: CIS Controls v8.1, NIST CSF 2.0, ISO/IEC 27001, NYDFS Part 500, PCI DSS, SOC 2 Type II, and more — so attendees know exactly where their existing programs cover the requirements and where the gaps are
  • Industry Roundtable Highlight: a candid roundtable discussion of the 10 most critical implementation tips, drawn from the front lines of real programs already in motion at leading organizations — covering privilege-protected pre-audit assessments, PI data mapping, MFA scope surprises, vulnerability disclosure programs, auditor independence, evidence repository strategies, and the privacy-CISO collaboration this requirement demands

Kyle Levine, Senior Lead, Privacy and Data Protection Office, Google
Hershel Eisenberger, Senior Director, Legal Counsel, Head of Privacy & Data Protection, The Coca-Cola Company
Dean Forbes, Vice President, Associate General Counsel & Chief Privacy Officer, DaVita
Jim Koenig, Partner & Global Co-Leader, Privacy + Cyber + AI Practice Troutman Pepper Locke (moderator)

Reading Materials:

 

Dean Forbes

Vice President, Assitant General Counsel, Chief Privacy Officer,
DaVita

Hershel Eisenberger

Global Head of Privacy
Coca Cola

James Koenig

Partner
Troutman Pepper Locke

Kyle Levine

Senior Lead, Privacy and Data Protection Office
Google