The fast approaching General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) comes into effect May 25, 2018 and will be bringing significant change to the way businesses operate and handle personal data. This is not just a “European” issue, this law covers anyone that offers a service in Europe, including many cloud applications and cloud vendors, from startups to enterprise companies. Join Justin Antonipillai, CEO of WireWheel.io, and former Acting Under Secretary for Economic Affairs at the US Department of Commerce, to learn more about how the GDPR will affect your business, what you need to know, and major phases and activities you’ll want to prepare for compliance.

1. DATA PRIVACY AND DATA PROTECTION
AS-A-SERVICE

2. OUR LEADERSHIP TEAM
Justin Antonipillai, Founder and CEO
-Former US Acting Under Secretary
-Lead US Negotiator for privacy with EU
Amol Deshpande, Chief Scientist
-Computer Science Professor at U Md
-Leading expert in collaborative data platforms
-80+ publications and 8,500+ citations
Chris Getner, Chief Product Officer
-Former startup CEO and CTO
-Deep experience in machine-learning
Ed Peters, Chief Technology Officer
-Formerly public company CTO at Opower
-Previously technology lead webMethods (now part
of Software AG), Clearspring (now part of the
Oracle’s Data Cloud), and Appian
Jennifer Wagener, Head of Operations
-Former VP of Operations at Hobsons
-Deep experience leading SaaS customer teams
JJ Johnson, Head of Development
-More than 10 years leading dev teams
-Deep experience in Modern Web
Application/DevOps

3. PROBLEM 1
Most companies cannot tell you
• Where they are storing personal data
• Where the compute is for personal data
• What third parties are using that data
• What data they are collecting and using
Data Stores
Compute Third Parties
Personal Data

4. THE ACCELERANT:
GENERAL DATA PROTECTION
REGULATION
• The European “General Data Protection
Regulation” goes into effect in May 2018
• With fines up to 4% of global revenue
• 44 different independent regulators
• No Delay in Implementation
• Every Industry

5. GDPR’S BASIC STUFF:
WHAT COMPANIES HAVE TO DO
• Data Flow Mapping
• Data Discovery and Classification
• Vendor Discovery, Due Diligence, Approval
• Documentation - “PIAs” and “DPIAs”
• Consent

6. GDPR:
THEN IT GETS MORE DIFFICULT
• Providing Customer Access to their Data
• Data Portability
• Right to Deletion or De-Identification
• Right to Be Forgotten
• Breach Notification (72-hour rule)
• Right to Opt out of Automated Decision

7. WHAT IS A DATA FLOW MAP?
Data Stores
Compute Third Parties
Personal Data

8. PROBLEM 2
Privacy Officers Have Many Pain Points
On privacy compliance
• Lack of Technical Background
• Different Legal and Dev Teams
• Distributed Information
• Consultants and Advisors
• Vendor Due Diligence
• Assignment and Delegation
• Tracking

9. WIREWHEEL PLATFORM
ADDRESSES BOTH PROBLEMS
AUTOMATED CLOUD MAPPING ENTERPRISE CROWDSOURCING

10. ENTERPRISE CROWDSOURCING
FOR PRIVACY
WireWheel's Project Management
Platform crowdsources tough privacy
projects, allowing customers to assign
and reassign tasks, including to their
vendors and consultants

11. AWS + WIREWHEEL
-What Startups Need to Know
-Customer Needs
-SaaS Vendors
-Bare Minimum
GDPR compliance is much easier on AWS with WireWheel

12. CONTACT US:
WWW.WIREWHEEL.IO
(202) 750-0634