INTERFACE Salt Lake City
Presented by Howard Loos • Chief Information Privacy Officer, Brigham Young University
Security is the most important concern for your data, right? This is true, however, the focus on data privacy has become much more relevant over the last couple of years. Join Howard Loos, for a high-level overview of the current US privacy landscape and how current laws protect specific types of Personally Identifiable Information (PII). Howard will discuss how GDPR and other growing “general” privacy laws will change how information is viewed by the business and managed by IT.
You will get a summary of the nine guiding principles to help comply with the new privacy environment. This presentation will be a good starting point for all IT professionals to get a better handle on the changing Data Privacy landscape.
Presented by: Howard Loos / Chief Information Privacy Officer, Brigham Young University
Howard Loos, CRM, IGP, CIPP/US has more than 25 years of experience in the governance of information, focusing on Data Privacy and Records & Information Management. During most of those years, Howard worked as a consultant, working in the Financial, Manufacturing, Oil & Gas, and Technology industries, as well as Education and Federal Government. His specialties include reducing an organization’s information related risk, strategy & program development, organizational governance, requirements gathering, and vendor selection.
Howard attended the University of North Dakota, where he received his bachelor’s degree, majoring in both Business Administration and Records and Information Management. He later received an MBA from the same university.
Howard is a Certified Records Manager, Information Governance Professional, Certified Information Privacy Professional, and Certified Change Practitioner. He currently works at Brigham Young University as the Chief Information Privacy Officer & Director of Information Management.
