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From AI to incident response – Managing risks in Asia-Pacific

Join privacy and legal professionals from across the Asia-Pacific region for two insightful sessions exploring key challenges in hashtag#databreach management and hashtag#AI-driven workplace risks during our live online event on July 3rd. This online event brings together top-tier experts from Australia, Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, China, and Singapore for a cross-border deep dive into evolving regulations, operational threats, and strategic solutions for organizations operating in APAC. Sessions: 0:00 - Intro 5:25 : Global Breaches, Regional Responses – An Asia-Pacific Focus 1:05:02 : Using AI in the Workplace: Insights from Australia, China, Singapore and Hong Kong Key topics include: How regional regulators are shaping breach notification rules and incident response requirements Legal and technical challenges of managing AI tools in the workplace Mitigating liability across jurisdictions with strong internal governance Real-world insights from regulatory enforcement and cross-border breach cases Why Attend? Gain actionable strategies to manage data and AI risks across borders Learn how to build resilience into your privacy and security posture Hear from leading legal professionals on the frontlines of hashtag#data and AI regulation Connect with privacy peers and gain insights tailored for multinationals in APAC Confirmed speakers include: Session 1: Mark Metzeling, Principal lawyer at Macpherson Kelley (Australia) Minako Ikeda, Partner at Iwata Godo (Japan) Padraig Walsh, Partner at Tanner De Witt (Hong Kong) Sarah Chen, Senior associate at Eiger (Taiwan) Session 2: Mark Metzeling, Principal lawyer at Macpherson Kelley (Australia) Zhengwei Yang, Partner at DaHui Lawyers (China) Padraig Walsh, Partner at Tanner De Witt (Hong Kong) Winnie Chang, Founder and Managing director at OrionW (Singapore