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Walkers Bermuda to host PIPA webinar

Webinar participant: Melanie Fullerton (File photograph)

Walkers Bermuda will host its eighth webinar on the topic of the jurisdiction's Personal Information Protection Act 2016 on Tuesday at 12.30pm, with a focus on health and medicine.

The hour-long webinar coincides with Data Privacy Week and will be hosted in partnership with the TLC Group of Companies.

Special guest Alexander White, Bermuda's Privacy Commissioner, Walkers Bermuda's regulatory expert Melanie Fullerton, and Promila Gonsalves, privacy engineer and adviser at the TLC Group, will take a detailed look at data privacy issues, addressing frequently asked questions on PIPA's legal and regulatory implications for medical practices and professionals in Bermuda.

"The medical profession is often overlooked when it comes to data privacy and protection, when in fact research shows it's one of the most vulnerable sectors," Melanie Fullerton, regulatory and risk advisory senior associate at Walkers, said.

"Joining forces with the TLC Group allows us to discuss both the legal implications, as well as the technical and practical aspects of protecting both personnel information and patient records; and of course, having the insight of the Privacy Commissioner allows for a more extensive and overarching analysis on the regulation of how personal information is retained and used.

"We encourage all persons in the medical industry to attend."

The PIPA webinar is free and open to the public. For more information and to register, visit walkersglobal.com

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Published January 22, 2021 at 11:40 am (Updated January 22, 2021 at 11:41 am)

Walkers Bermuda to host PIPA webinar

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