The Internet Traffic Gridlock Between Privacy and Law Enforcement

Shawn Hannon

09/08/2011 2:55 am

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How conflicting legislative proposals for Internet privacy and public safety are sending mixed signals to service providers
Highlights
Federal policy-makers have created a three-way struggle among the Internet goals of privacy groups, law enforcement and service providers with no one side publicly reconciling its interests with those of the other two. The unacknowledged battle is being waged in Congress, where the House and Senate Commerce Committees are considering legislation to improve on-line privacy protection while the House and Senate Judiciary Committees are focusing on the opposing needs of law enforcement.
This Subsentio webinar will survey the conflicting legislative proposals and highlight the risks for service providers and law enforcement. Join us for a uniquely objective review on these competing pieces of legislation and how they could affect your organization.
The discussion will cover:
• The CALEA (Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act) Reform Proposal
• The Pending ECPA (Electronic Communications Privacy Act) Reform Bill
• The Pending On-Line Privacy Bills, including the “Do Not Track” Bills; and
• The Pending Data Retention Bills
Speakers:
Joel M. Margolis - Senior Regulatory Counsel, Subsentio, Inc.
Todd McDermott – Vice President, Verint Systems, Inc.

Title:	The Internet Traffic Gridlock Between Privacy and Law Enforcement
Date:	Thursday, August 25, 2011
Time:	11:30 AM - 12:30 PM MDT

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The Internet Traffic Gridlock Between Privacy and Law Enforcement