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AdminJul 21, 2022< 1 min read

Exploring the concept of Identifiability in Canada’s proposed Consumer Privacy Protection Act (Bill C-27)

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Khaled El Emam, SVP & GM, Replica Analytics; Adam Kardash, Partner, Osler/AccessPrivacy

Co-hosted by OslerLLP/ AccessPrivacy, this webinar focused on the concepts relating to identifiability as well as the definitions for de-identification and anonymization proposed in Bill C-27, and the implications for generating, using, and disclosing non-identifiable data.

 

 

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