Is your personal data really safe? We’re not just asking – we’re answering.
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At SETCCE, personal data protection isn’t just a buzzword, it’s a duty we take extremely seriously. Whether it’s the private sector or public administration, we handle large amounts of personal data every day – and we never take that lightly.
In a world where technological advancements, particularly in artificial intelligence and digital systems, are reshaping all aspects of life, personal data protection is more important than ever.
At the round table Dilemmas in Personal Data Protection, led by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Bruno Nikolić, discussions will focus on the key challenges in data protection. Aljoša Jerman Blažič will contribute by sharing his practical insights from projects involving the digitalization of business processes and the standardization of e-business. He will focus on the challenges of protecting personal data in public administration and the private sector, especially in the context of continuous technological progress.
Together with an exceptional panel of experts, they will discuss the legal, ethical, and technical challenges we face in the digital age and explore solutions to improve existing personal data protection systems.
Other participants in the round table include:
- Alenka Jerše (Deputy Information Commissioner of the Republic of Slovenia),
- Bojana Pleterski (Director, Info hiša d.o.o.),
- Nina Komočar Urbanija (Data Protection Officer, University of Ljubljana).
The event, taking place on September 5th and 6th, 2024 in Portorož (LifeClass Hotels & Spa, Conference Center at Hotel Slovenija), promises a packed program with discussions on the future of public administration and several other topics, including:
💡 The potential of cohesion policy
⚙️ Public institutions in times of change
📢 Modern strategies in public relations
🚀 The introduction of new technologies
🤝 Adapting state officials to future challenges
We are proud to be part of this important discussion, and we invite you to follow us as we seek solutions and tackle challenges that shape the future of personal data protection and public administration.
