ATP 2020 Global Summit on Privacy and Security

Join Association of Test Publishers first Security Summit taking place virtually on August 25th and 26th, 2020.

In the wake of the mass transition to remote online testing, and building upon the wave of information about remote testing that has been made available over the past months, this two-day summit will be:

A deep dive into the specific test security and privacy issues at play when building and administering tests in a remote online environment; and
Provide actionable steps testing programs can take to address them.

You won’t want to miss this opportunity to learn how to navigate these changing times from industry professionals and attorneys specializing in test security.

Tuesday, August 25, 2020

The Journey to Remote Proctoring: Perils and Payoffs Tuesday, August 25, 2020 | 10:00:AM - 11:00:AM ET Please make sure that you've logged in at the top of the schedule page to join this session Speakers: Camille Thompson (Moderator), Vice President, Test Security Risk Management Division - The College Board Ray Nicosia, Executive Director - ETS Hannah Spry, Senior Stakeholder Relations Manager ...

Add to Calendar 08/25/2020 10:00 AM 08/25/2020 11:00 AM America/New_York The Journey to Remote Proctoring: Perils and Payoffs Please make sure that you've logged in at the top of the schedule page to join this session Speakers: Camille Thompson (Moderator), Vice President, Test Security Risk Management Division - The College Board Ray Nicosia, Executive Director - ETS Hannah Spry, Senior Stakeholder Relations Manager - Cambridge Assessment Kim Cohen, Director of Certification - ISACA IT Security Assoc. Patrick Watts, Exam Security Specialist - PMI Over the last several months, many high stakes testing programs needed to quickly pivot to a new way of providing online test security for their credentialing or admissions exams. With test centers closed or at reduced capacity, test sponsors turned to remote proctoring to provide business continuity and allow their candidates to safety and securely test from home. This session brings together a diverse panel of presenters to share their unique perspectives on the considerations, challenges and lessons learned in transitioning to remote proctoring. Hear their stories - how their programs approached the transition, the unique challenges they experienced, stakeholder acceptance and the outcomes they have seen using remote proctoring. The panel will also share their views on the future of remote proctoring, whether they plan to use it post-pandemic, and any advice they have for other testing organizations considering it. https://atphub.org/the-journey-to-remote-proctoring-perils-and-payoffs
Remote Proctoring Security Considerations: A Provider Forum Tuesday, August 25, 2020 | 11:30:AM - 12:30:PM ET Please make sure that you've logged in at the top of the schedule page to join this session Speakers: Sue Martin (Moderator), Global Head - of PersCert Academy & Life Care Dave Foster, Chief Executive Officer - Caveon Isabelle Gonthier, President & COO - Yardstick ...

Add to Calendar 08/25/2020 11:30 AM 08/25/2020 12:30 PM America/New_York Remote Proctoring Security Considerations: A Provider Forum Please make sure that you've logged in at the top of the schedule page to join this session Speakers: Sue Martin (Moderator), Global Head - of PersCert Academy & Life Care Dave Foster, Chief Executive Officer - Caveon Isabelle Gonthier, President & COO - Yardstick Rory McCorkle, Senior Vice President, Certification and Admissions - PSI Alex Tong, Vice President of Business Development - ATA Remote proctoring has grown in the wake of the pandemic but what do you need to understand to use it for your testing program? Join a facilitated discussion on the range of different remote proctoring exam security solutions available for academic and high stakes testing organizations featuring the perspective of the remote proctoring providers. Hear firsthand how the different methods of online proctoring provide distinct levels of exam security and data. A focus will be on the unique aspects of remote online proctored delivery, the use of algorithms to assist identification verification and monitoring of an exam administration, and the future of proctoring post-pandemic. Topics include: Best practices for identity verification Methods to deter and detect content theft Preventing test-takers from unauthorized aid during an exam The role of AI in helping detect proxy testing and suspicious behaviors How do you know your remote proctoring solution is working? This expert panel will also share emerging trends and innovations from the quickly evolving technology used in online proctoring and share their unique insights on where they see the exam security market headed post-pandemic. https://atphub.org/live-session-session-title-goes-here

Wednesday, August 26, 2020

Remote Proctoring: Responding to the Challenges of Video Surveillance Wednesday, August 26, 2020 | 10:00:AM - 11:00:AM ET Please make sure that you've logged in at the top of the schedule page to join this session Speakers: Gary Behrens (Moderator), Assistant Vice President OD & Leadership Assessment Solutions - FifthTheory, LLC John Kleeman, Founder & Executive Director - Questionmark Donna McPartland, Owner & ...

Add to Calendar 08/26/2020 10:00 AM 08/26/2020 11:00 AM America/New_York Remote Proctoring: Responding to the Challenges of Video Surveillance Please make sure that you've logged in at the top of the schedule page to join this session Speakers: Gary Behrens (Moderator), Assistant Vice President OD & Leadership Assessment Solutions - FifthTheory, LLC John Kleeman, Founder & Executive Director - Questionmark Donna McPartland, Owner & Attorney - McPartland Privacy Advising LLC Allison Mulford, Associate General Counsel - Prometric How can you best balance security and privacy when remote proctoring? How do you prevent test-takers at home from stealing content or engaging in test fraud, whilst also respecting their privacy? And what do laws such as the GDPR or CCPA require you to do? ATP has recently published a 50-page guide on privacy issues when using video in the testing industry. This session will include attorneys and co-authors of this guideline to summarize the guidance in respect of remote proctoring. During this session these experts will: Share a checklist on what test organizations need to do to safely use video in assessment Discuss how to retain recordings from online proctoring sessions Discuss how to meet privacy regulations including the GDPR, CCPA and other privacy requirements *All registered attendees of the Security Summit will receive a PDF version of the guidelines, Privacy Guidance When Using Video In The Testing Industry https://atphub.org/live-session-atp-2020-global-summit-on-privacy-and-security-2
Ask the Attorneys about Remote Proctoring Wednesday, August 26, 2020 | 11:30:AM - 12:30:PM ET Please make sure that you've logged in at the top of the schedule page to join this session Speakers: William G. Harris (Moderator), CEO - Association of Test Publishers Alan Thiemann, Of Counsel - Han Santos, PLLC Marc Weinstein, Managing Attorney - Marc J. Weinstein ...

Add to Calendar 08/26/2020 11:30 AM 08/26/2020 12:30 PM America/New_York Ask the Attorneys about Remote Proctoring Please make sure that you've logged in at the top of the schedule page to join this session Speakers: William G. Harris (Moderator), CEO - Association of Test Publishers Alan Thiemann, Of Counsel - Han Santos, PLLC Marc Weinstein, Managing Attorney - Marc J. Weinstein PLLC Kathryn Myers, Group Legal Advisor - BTL Group Jennifer Semko, Partner - Baker & McKenzie The rapid spread of the novel coronavirus led to a surge in the use of remote proctoring to deliver secure, high stakes exams. Many certification and licensure bodies, as well as higher education institutions, have set aside in-person testing in favor of online home-based testing with reliance on remote proctoring. The sudden and unexpected pivot to digital solutions to deliver assessments raises a host of concerns about test security, privacy, fairness, and the defensibility of digital modes of administration. To become the “new normal,” what are some of the legal hurdles home-based remote proctoring must overcome? From a legal perspective, can home-based administration of high stakes exams co-exist with in-person test centers? For K-12/schools, institutions and test providers who serve education and assess minors, what are some unique privacy and legal considerations related to remote proctoring (whether it’s live remote proctoring or record and review remote proctoring)? Is there any guidance you would provide to programs or institutions considering remote proctoring as a solution for educational assessments? “Ask the Attorneys” is an interactive session that allows members of the audience to pose questions on test security, privacy, and related issues to a highly regarded panel of legal experts. https://atphub.org/live-session-atp-2020-global-summit-on-privacy-and-security
Data Transfers from EU after Privacy Shield Ruling: Impacts and Alternatives Wednesday, August 26, 2020 | 12:45:PM - 01:25:PM ET Please make sure that you've logged in at the top of the schedule page to join this session Speakers: Alan Thiemann (Moderator), Of Counsel - Han Santos, PLLC Robert Bond, Partner & Notary Public - Bristows Law Firm Muge Fazlioglu, Senior Research Fellow - IAPP &...

Add to Calendar 08/26/2020 12:45 PM 08/26/2020 01:25 PM America/New_York Data Transfers from EU after Privacy Shield Ruling: Impacts and Alternatives Please make sure that you've logged in at the top of the schedule page to join this session Speakers: Alan Thiemann (Moderator), Of Counsel - Han Santos, PLLC Robert Bond, Partner & Notary Public - Bristows Law Firm Muge Fazlioglu, Senior Research Fellow - IAPP The recent invalidation of the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield by the European Court of Justice created immense uncertainty about transferring personal data of EU individuals to the U.S. for processing in compliance with GDPR for thousands of organizations, including testing organizations. The ruling signaled further potential limitations that could impact non-U.S. testing organizations as well. This session features privacy experts from both the EU and the U.S. discussing the immediate practical steps organizations can take to remain in compliance when transferring personal data out of the EU. Consideration is also given to possible ways forward with an eye toward forthcoming clarification and guidance expected from EU data protection regulators and the prospect of renewed negotiations between U.S. and EC officials or a potential change in U.S. security policy and privacy standards. https://atphub.org/data-transfers-from-eu-after-privacy-shield-ruling-impacts-and-alternatives