Kwabena A. Appenteng
Pronounced: KWAH-beh-na

Kwabena A. Appenteng counsels employers on a range of workplace privacy and information security issues in both the U.S. and European Union, including:
- The California Consumer Privacy Act
- The European General Data Protection Regulation
- Cross-border transfers of human resources data
- Biometric data privacy issues
- Responding to security breaches
- The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and background checks
- The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)
- Social media issues and drafting social media policies
- BYOD programs and electronic resources policies
- Surveillance of employees' electronic communications
- The Federal Wiretap Act
- The Federal Stored Communications Act
- Screening technologies
- Location tracking and use of GPS-enabled devices
- Workplace searches
Kwabena has been certified by the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) as a Certified Information Privacy Professional for the U.S. and Europe (CIPP/US; CIPP/E), which demonstrates his understanding of global concepts of privacy and data protection law and practice, and how these components apply in the workplace.
A frequent writer on privacy topics, Kwabena has been published in a variety of publications including Law360, Inside Counsel Magazine, and Corporate Counsel, and routinely speaks on privacy and information security related issues.
Speaking Engagements
Senior Corporate Leadership Needs You! How HR and In-House Legal Can Help Prevent and Respond to the Next Killer Data Breach
Operationalizing Privacy: Building a Privacy Program to Manage the Explosion of Privacy Laws
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Finding the Cure for Data Protection Overload: Practical Solutions for Managing the Onslaught of New U.S. and Global Data Protection Laws
California Privacy Rights Act Workshop: Practical Steps for Compliance with Human Resources Data
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The Pandemic May Be Coming to an End, but New State Privacy Laws and Remote Work Complications Ensure that Data Protection Challenges Will Continue
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Biometric Technology in the Workplace: Satisfying Compliance Obligations and Avoiding Data Security Risk
Focus on Social Media -- Social Media in the Workplace, Policies, Best Practices and Social Media Background Checks
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