IHRIM 2007 Conference and Technology Exposition to be held on May 20-23, 2007 at the Hilton Americas, Houston, Texas. Read more.......

May 20-23, 2007

Details of the Sessions on Privacy and Security can be found below.
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IHRIM 2006 Conference and Exposition
April 9-12, 2006
Hilton Washington, Washington, DC

The IHRIM 2006 Conference Audio Presentations are now available for purchase - For those who could not attend this year's event - this may be the next best thing to being there, especially if you combine it with the PowerPoint presentations once available to you in a few months. The 2006 Conference presentations are available for purchase in two different formats - all audio tapes and CDs are only $12 each. You can order individual sessions or a complete set.

Details of the Sessions on Privacy and Security can be found below.
Click here to purchase your set today.

Privacy and Security Sessions at the IHRIM Conference Include:
Can Data Privacy and HRIT Co-exist?

Presenter: Carolyn E. Anker, HR Data Privacy, Eli Lilly and Company

Implementing a HR data privacy program poses a conundrum for the HR organization. Human resources information technology (HRIT) is all about how to help employees access information to do their jobs better. Data privacy is all about limiting access to information, except when it meets a tight definition of “need-to-know.” Given this, how can HR professionals get their work done? How can HRIT live in this framework? How can HR data privacy be implemented? Are IT systems the inherent enemy of data privacy?

Privacy & Security Affinity Group Presents:  The Role of the Employer in Combating ID Theft

Presenter:  Naomi Lefkovitz, Staff Attorney, ID Theft Program, Federal Trade Commission

Whether the victims of ID theft are employees or consumers, many observers believe that the workplace is the primary source of records used in ID theft and financial fraud.  The latest trends and developments in this area, what the Federal Trade Commission is doing about the problem, and the role of employers in combating ID theft is this focus of this session, which will follow a brief business meeting of the Privacy and Security AG.

Binding Corporate Rules: The Wave of the Future?

Presenter: Dr. Donald F. Harris, President, HR Privacy Solutions

Companies developing global databases or systems need to comply with data transfer requirements in 40 countries with comprehensive data protection laws. Model contracts and Safe Harbor, the major traditional compliance vehicles, each have significant disadvantages. The newest alternative, Binding Corporate Rules (BCRs), is just emerging, and promises to be the approach preferred by most multi-nationals in the future. This session explains what BCRs are, what companies wishing to implement them must do, and what the experience of early adopters has been.  It offers a critical look at the pros and cons of BCRs, to help you decide if they are right for your company.

In addition, several security issues, such as encryption, will be covered in the following session:

Ten Complicated Technology Solutions for HRMS – Explained

Presenter: Carl Bennett, CISSP, Manager, Application Outfitters

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