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Any investigation – and particularly a cross-border investigation – throws up a huge number of data issues. Authorities are increasingly seeking data held overseas or on personal devices, and individuals are increasingly aware of, and enforcing, their data privacy rights. It is crucial to understand how to best manage the risks involved whilst moving an investigation forward.
Please join us for the first in our investigations webinar series where our team will discuss how to manage data in investigations, including:
- Preservation, collection and review of data (particularly in a hybrid working context)
- Managing data privacy risks when conducting investigations
- Dealing with authorities that place strict restrictions on the export of data
- Practical examples of navigating these issues, and tips on how to anticipate and approach challenges
Future sessions in this series will cover:
- Conducting investigative interviews – tips and pitfalls
- Reporting and remediation – the end of the beginning.
CPD information
This session is valid for 1 CPD unit. Please ensure this meets the requirements within your jurisdiction. To find out more, visit our CLE Library.
This webinar was recorded on 2 August 2022.
Recommended CPD category:
- Substantive law (NSW/Vic/WA/Qld) | Core Area 4 - Substantive law and procedural law (ACT)]
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