January 27: The Future of Children's Privacy: Emerging Developments Every Company Should Watch

Join us during Data Privacy Week for a program focused on the future of Children's Privacy. This webinar unpacks the fast-moving legal landscape around children's privacy and the new regulatory models poised to reshaped how companies collect, use, and safeguard. Attendees will gain practical insight into emerging requirements, enforcement priorities, and the compliance challenges most likely to impact companies in the year ahead.

January 28: CCPA Cybersecurity Audit Requirements: What Businesses Need to Know

The new cybersecurity audit regulations under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) raise a host of legal questions and practical issues. Join us for this practical briefing on the new requirements and what they mean for the many businesses that will fall within scope. We will discuss where these regulations create risk in practice, highlight key decisions for companies to consider, and discuss steps that businesses can take to help reduce legal risks.

January 29: From GDPR to PIPL Unlocking Cross Border Data Transfer Strategies

Join Mayer Brown's Global Privacy Team for a webinar on cross-border data transfer requirements and strategies in the United Kingdom, European Union, People's Republic of China, and United States. Understanding these cross-border data transfer requirements is important for data privacy compliance and technology transactions, which increasingly require global transfers of data.

October 30: Avoid an October Surprise: DOJ's Data Security Recordkeeping and Auditing Rules Go Live

Join us for a timely webinar about the DOJ’s Data Security Recordkeeping and Auditing Rules, which become effective on October 6. In this program, we will discuss the recordkeeping and auditing requirements, explore what to expect from your auditor, and provide practical guidance to help your organization prepare.

October 28: Deepfakes, Synthetic Data, and Legal Defensibility: The Next Frontier

This webinar explores how malicious actors are weaponizing generative AI to deceive, breach, and manipulate, and how organizations can respond. Through real-world case studies and practical guidance, Marcus Christian and Amber Thomson will examine the legal risks tied to manipulated media and address the evidentiary challenges deepfakes pose in litigation, the role of legal counsel in advising boards and executives, and how to build defensible, risk-aligned protocols that stand up to regulatory scrutiny and courtroom challenges.

October 21: Managing AI Cybersecurity

In this second program of our AI and Cybersecurity webinar series, join us for a focused discussion on managing AI cybersecurity, the challenges it presents, and steps companies can take to mitigate key risks. This session will explore security best practices, red teaming for AI systems, setting priorities, and addressing the unique aspects of AI-related threats.

October 14: Global Perspectives: Cybersecurity and Data Privacy Landscape

As the global regulatory landscape around cybersecurity and data privacy grows increasingly complex, multinational companies are under pressure to build compliance programs that are not only robust but also regionally responsive. Whether you are navigating the complexities of GDPR, NIS2, DORA, the UK DUA Act, CRA, and the Data Act, or preparing for developments in the UK and Asia-Pacific, this session led by Ana Bruder, Gabriela Kennedy, and Oliver Yaros will provide both strategic insight and practical guidance for today's data-driven enterprise.