The objective of the meeting is to generate synergy between the different specialists by inviting the exchange of opportunities, knowledge, results, jurisprudential novelties and success stories.
Being an issue that has an increasing presence in organizations, it requires the commitment of the levels of direction and management and the training of its human resources. That is why we extend the invitation to CEOs, CIOs, CISOs, managers of the business and support areas, auditors, corporate and independent lawyers and technical specialists to share this activity, in which the following agenda will be developed:
| Hour | Session |
| 08:30hs | Reception |
| 09:00hs | Aperture |
| 09:15hs | Technical and legal aspects of cloud computing servicesSpeaker: Dr. Horacio R. Granero – (Lawyer and Doctor of Legal Sciences. University professor and founder and Director of the High Technology Law Career and President of the Commission of the Bar Association of the same name). Speaker: Eng. David Mansilla - (Head of Security of the Datacenter Buenos Aires of Telefónica, Leader of the ISO 27001 certification project of the Telefónica Data Center, the first achieved in Argentina, and of the homologation project of the Communiqué A4609 BCRA, Speaker at Segurinfo 2010 and 2011). Cloud computing is a technology that allows you to offer computing services over the Internet, so that users can access them without being experts in the management of resources or equipment platforms or duly licensed systems. It incorporates the concept of software and hardware as a service, where the common theme lies in the trust and legal support you have in the service provider. Therefore, doubts are generated as to the legal protection that the user can receive. Do the same copyright principles that we used until now still apply? How can information privacy be protected? What should the contracts be like? There is no doubt that this is an exciting challenge that will try to provide an adequate perspective to the current Argentine regulations. |
| 11:00 a.m. | Break |
| 11:30 a.m. | Argentina Cibersegura How are the roles played by lawyers and security specialists related? Speaker: Sebastián Bortnik (Specialist in networks (CISCO CCNA) and information security, Coordinator of Awareness & Research for Latin America of the company ESET, consultant in international companies for the implementation of security controls in servers of various platforms, security audits and vulnerability diagnostics.) The Argentina Cibersegura project aims to bring together professionals and representatives of the public and private sector who are somehow involved in the actions to be undertaken to achieve the security of the information society. The purpose of the exhibition is to convey its scope and then offer a talk on the points of contact between legal professionals (members and officials of the Judiciary, independent and corporate lawyers) and computer security specialists: What do we have to do together? What can we learn from each other? Our respective roles in organizations. |
| 12:30 p.m. | Email. Confidentiality and use in the workplace. Speaker: Dr. Eduardo Molina Quiroga (Lawyer, Doctor in Civil Law UBA, Deputy Director of the Update Program in Computer Law UBA). E-mail has been equated from its origins to epistolary correspondence and is therefore confidential. Civil doctrine and jurisprudence protected it as part of privacy or private life. The reform of the Criminal Code (Law 26,388) included "improper" access and dissemination as crimes. In cases where the mail is provided by the employer, it is discussed whether the employer can access its content, how it should proceed and whether the evidence obtained is valid to justify a dismissal or other sanction. The right to private correspondence and the right to property, both constitutionally guaranteed, are at issue. How to solve this dilemma is the purpose of the exhibition. |
| 1:30 p.m. | Interval |
| 14:30hs | Argentine Regime for the Protection of Personal DataSpeaker: Dr. Pablo Segura (Lawyer, undergraduate and postgraduate university professor, Legal Technical Coordinator of the National Directorate for the Protection of Personal Data). Speaker: Dr. Horacio Fernández Delpech (Lawyer specialized in Intellectual Property and Computer Law, President of the Computer Law Association of Argentina, Member of the Board of Directors of the Center for the Administration of Reprographic Rights of Argentina, Professor at the Universities of Salvador, Austral, Georgetown and New York and Deusto of Spain, Author of numerous publications and books and President of the Academic Committee of the XV Ibero-American Congress of Computer Law to celebrate in Buenos Aires, next October). Argentina has established a Personal Data Protection system with great influence on public and private activity. The application of the National Constitution, Law 25,326 and the regulatory provisions have generated an adequate framework for the protection of honor and privacy. This presentation will expose the different legal aspects that influence professional and business activity, concentrating on the object of the regime, its general part and the existence and functions of the National Directorate, as well as that of the Registry as one of its competences. In the second instance, reference will be made to the obligation of registration, the meaning of such an obligation and the three rights that arise later, namely: the right of information, then the right of access, and finally the right of rectification, updating and deletion. |
| 16:30hs | Break |
| 17:00hs | Judicial and police investigation of computer crime - Importance of digital evidenceSpeaker: Dr. Ricardo Sáenz (Attorney General before the National Chamber of Criminal and Correctional Appeals, in charge of training the Public Ministry in the field of Computer Crimes). Speaker: Dr. Miguel Justo (Lawyer, Degree in Criminal and Social Sciences, and has two post-graduate degrees, in Criminology and Forensic Criminal Practice, Principal of the Argentine Federal Police, member of the Technological Crimes Division, professor of the chair "Technological Crimes", in the course of hierarchy for Assistants of the Federal Higher School of the aforementioned institution, lecturer and lecturer at universities, professional associations and other national and international organizations, Chair of the Latin American Working Group on Technological Crimes of INTERPOL). The wide dissemination of activities through the Internet generates an undoubted advance in the possibilities of access to knowledge, but at the same time it brings with it a considerable increase in crimes committed through the network. The State, with its primary function of combating all types of crimes, cannot be absent when it comes to acquiring the new knowledge that will lead it to perform this function in an efficient manner. Exposing this training process, as well as the result of some specific research in this area, is the object of this section of the event |
| 19:00hs | End of the event |
The event is scheduled for September 20, 2011, at the headquarters of the UADE.
Prior registration is required by telephone or via e-mail
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