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May 7, 2019

Jeffrey Blatt to Speak on Data Privacy at RSAC Unplugged 2019: Bangkok

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On June 20, 2019, Jeffrey Blatt, of counsel in Tilleke & Gibbins’ corporate and commercial group, will present a session entitled “Who Owns Your Digital Breadcrumbs?” at RSAC Unplugged 2019 in Bangkok. Jeffrey’s presentation will lead attendees headfirst into the intriguing topic of data privacy, and discuss government access and commercial use under recent legislation in the Asia-Pacific region.

RSA Conference is a global series of IT security conferences intended to keep attendees ahead of impending cybersecurity threats before they emerge. The RSAC Unplugged event in Bangkok condenses the conference into a single day, and is co-hosted by RSA Conference and Thailand’s Electronic Transactions Development Agency, as part of Thailand Cybersecurity Week. In addition to Jeffrey, the impressive line-up of speakers includes IT security experts from some of the most well-known technology companies in the world including Cisco Systems, Microsoft, RSA, and True Digital Group.

For more information about RSAC Unplugged 2019: Bangkok, please visit the RSA Conference website. Attendance is by invitation only.

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