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The SPIBA Legal and Marketing Committees invite you to attend the event "Data and Cases: Best Practices for Implementing Privacy Processes."
Date: 02.10.2025
Time: 10:00 - 12:00, registration from 9:30
Место: Indigo St. Petersburg Hotel, ul. Tchaikovskogo, 17
!This event is free for members of the association. For non-members or potential members of the association, the cost of the event is 6,000 rubles!
Agenda
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Case Study: Collecting user comments containing personal data using a Telegram bot and processing them using neural networks
Vladislav Arkhipov• The company needs to launch a business process that will collect personal data through a Telegram bot, which will then be processed by various types of neural networks.
• Due to the tightening of requirements for the localization of personal data of Russian citizens effective July 1, 2025, and the specifics of personal data processing in various neural networks, depending on their organizational, technical, and legal characteristics, there are significant doubts about the feasibility of this scenario.
• During the session, we will consider the arguments for and against such a solution and propose an approach based on an assessment of the legal risks.
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Panel session: problematic issues of personal data processing in modern conditions
Alexander Zakalin•Anastasia Gracheva•Vladislav ArkhipovAlexander Zakalin, Senior Lawyer, Baltika Breweries LLC
Anastasia Gracheva, Lecturer at St. Petersburg State University, External Data Protection Officer, Certified Expert in European Law, Privacy Management, Privacy Engineering, LegalTech, and Legal by Design
Vladislav Arkhipov, Senior Advisor, Doctor of Law, Denuo
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Case Study: Collecting user comments containing personal data using a Telegram bot and processing them using neural networks
• The company needs to launch a business process that will collect personal data through a Telegram bot, which will then be processed by various types of neural networks. • Due to the tightening of requirements for the localization of personal data of Russian citizens effective July 1, 2025, and the specifics of personal data processing in various neural networks, depending on their organizational, technical, and legal characteristics, there are significant doubts about the feasibility of this scenario. • During the session, we will consider the arguments for and against such a solution and propose an approach based on an assessment of the legal risks.
Speakers
Vladislav Arkhipov
Senior Advisor at DenuoPanel session: problematic issues of personal data processing in modern conditions
Alexander Zakalin, Senior Lawyer, Baltika Breweries LLC Anastasia Gracheva, Lecturer at St. Petersburg State University, External Data Protection Officer, Certified Expert in European Law, Privacy Management, Privacy Engineering, LegalTech, and Legal by Design Vladislav Arkhipov, Senior Advisor, Doctor of Law, Denuo
Speakers
Alexander Zakalin
Senior Associate, Personal Data Practice at Baltika Brewing Company
Anastasia Gracheva
Lecturer at St. Petersburg State University, External Data Protection Officer, Certified Expert in European Law, Privacy Management, Privacy Engineering, LegalTech, and Legal by Design at St. Petersburg State UniversityVladislav Arkhipov
Senior Advisor at DenuoSpeakers
Alexander Zakalin
Senior Associate, Personal Data Practice at Baltika Brewing Company
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Anastasia Gracheva
Lecturer at St. Petersburg State University, External Data Protection Officer, Certified Expert in European Law, Privacy Management, Privacy Engineering, LegalTech, and Legal by Design at St. Petersburg State University
More Information
Vladislav
Arkhipov
Senior Advisor at Denuo
Roman
Golovatsky
Advisor at Denuo
Alexander
Zakalin
Senior Associate, Personal Data Practice at Baltika Brewing Company
