Everything You Need to Know About Global CBPR But Are Afraid to Ask

The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Cross Border Privacy Rules (CBPR) and Privacy Recognition for Processors (PRP) Systems have led to the creation of the Global CBPR Forum. To benefit consumers and businesses, Global CBPRs seek to expand the benefits of data transfer beyond the APAC region, while continuing to promote trust and accountability, so data can be transferred responsibly across borders with ease.

The USA, Canada, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Mexico, the Philippines, Taipei, and Australia have already attained full membership in the Global CBPR Forum, and the UK has signed on as an associate member, with countries on all populated-continents expressing interest. Many stakeholders have come together to find an efficient, robust solution to the complexities of international data transfer obligations. This certification allows companies to demonstrate a commitment to data protection and ensures protection across your entire supply chain.

How does the Global CBPR Forum differ from the APEC system? How do Global CBPR and PRP certification reduce the level of effort in transferring data across regions? How will it impact your organization? Why and how to get certified? Bonus: How can you use the Global CBPR Forum Framework beyond data transfers?

This webinar will review:

• The benefits of Global CBPR & PRP certification
• How CBPR & PRP certification reduces the effort and activities required around managing international data transfers
• Interoperability with other key privacy regulations and how the framework can be used beyond international data transfers
• How certification provides a robust data transfer mechanism for your business
• How to streamline your vendor onboarding process based on CBPR principles

This webinar is eligible for 1 CPE credit.

Webinar Speakers

Val Ilchenko General Counsel & Chief Privacy Office, TrustArc

Noël Luke Chief Assurance Officer, TrustArc

Maciej Piszcz Senior Assurance Program Manager, AI & Global Privacy