New Federal Law Enforcement Mandates for Social Network, Portal, Cloud Computing and Telecom Operators

Shawn Hannon

16/04/2011 12:38 am

Law enforcement wants more effective technical capabilities to access greater volumes of subscriber data more frequently on a wider variety of networks

New Federal Law Enforcement Mandates for Social Network, Portal, Cloud Computing and Telecom Operators
Sponsored By: TeleStrategies' ISS World®
April 26, 2011 : Online Webinar
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1:00 – 2:00 PM New York Time, Eastern USA Time
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New Federal Law Enforcement Mandates for Social Network, Portal, Cloud Computing and Telecom Operators
Law enforcement wants more effective technical capabilities to access greater volumes of subscriber data more frequently on a wider variety of networks. Privacy advocates demand more protection from third-party access to subscriber data. What is Congress doing about it? Join us as we survey the following legislative initiatives:

The Going Dark Proceeding (to improve CALEA wiretap capabilities)
ECPA Reform (to require a warrant for the collection of electronic content)
COICA (to block rogue web sites)
Data Retention (to save IP login records in case they are needed for law enforcement investigations)
The Do Not Track Proposal (to protect the privacy of Internet activities)
Caller ID Spoofing (to prohibit the fraudulent use of Caller ID)

Moderator:
Joel M. Margolis, Senior Regulatory Counsel, Subsentio
Panelists:
Stewart Baker, Partner, Steptoe & Johnson, LPP
C.M. Toke Vandervoort, VP and Assistant General Counsel for Technology and Privacy, XO Communications
Marc Zwillinger, Partner, Zwillinger Genetski LLP
Simon Krauss, Deputy General Counsel, Cable Television Laboratories, Inc.
Additional Panelists to be Announced
Lawful Intercept Technology Commentator:
Dr. Jerry Lucas, President, TeleStrategies

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New Federal Law Enforcement Mandates for Social Network, Portal, Cloud Computing and Telecom Operators