About the IAPP

Annie Bai, CIPP/C, CIPP/US, CIPM, FIP

Socure

Global Privacy Lead

Annie C. Bai is a graduate of NYU School of Law and U.C. Berkeley (economics) and the Privacy Officer for Socure, a leading digital identity verification solution. She holds the following IAPP certifications: CIPP/US, CIPP/C, CIPM and FIP.  

Previously she was Data Protection Officer at SwissRe covering both the Americas region and having a global remit with the Corporate Solutions business unit. Before that, she was the Chief Privacy Officer for Single Stop, a national anti-poverty nonprofit that provides a technology platform for efficient benefits eligibility.  

She is also an Advisor to the Technology Operations Committee for Per Scholas, an IT workforce training nonprofit, and sits on various boards of local nonprofits. Annie has also lectured frequently on Modern Privacy Law for Pace Law School's New Directions for Attorneys program. She contributes writings to the IAPP at https://iapp.org/about/person/0011P00000yxhOgQAI/. 

See more at https://www.linkedin.com/in/anniecbai/.

Contributions by Annie Bai

• Don’t Be Creepy! A Privacy Pro’s Guide to Managing AI Risk
  Speaker at IAPP Privacy. Security. Risk. 2021
• Tech 101 for Privacy Pros: What You Need to Know
  Tech 101 for Privacy Pros: What You Need to Know
• Speaker at IAPP Privacy. Security. Risk. 2020 - Canceled
• Member of Education Advisory Board 2020 - 2021
• Why the CCPA's 'verified consumer request' is a business risk
  Privacy Perspectives
• Lost in Translation? How Privacy Pros Can Speak Across Cultures and Languages
  Speaker at Global Privacy Summit 2017
• What’s a nonprofit to do? How to create the (best) privacy program, on the cheap
  The Privacy Advisor
• Jurga Finds Barrier to Cybersecurity a Simple One: Trust
  Privacy Perspectives
• COPPA, Behavioral Ads, Mobile Marketing and Other Big PPS Takeaways
  Privacy Perspectives
• The Many Lives of PII
  Privacy Perspectives
• How and Wow: Verizon’s Tactical Survey of Global Data Breaches
  The Privacy Advisor
• Apps Gone Wild? The FTC and California AG Seek To Rein In Mobile App Privacy Practices
  The Privacy Advisor