11-12 October
Munich
Join data protection professionals and expert faculty from across Germany, Europe and beyond for two days of concentrated learning, sharing and networking in both German and English.
How to Handle Data Privacy Issues Both Inside Our Borders and Beyond
Come to IAPP ANZ Summit 2022 on 23-24 November to learn how privacy laws and data protection regulations in countries all over the world can affect the way business is done in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand.
Learn how to create a global privacy program that includes technology, security, legal and privacy teams. Explore how to change the perception of a Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) from a barrier to a benefit. Join the discussion on Māori data sovereignty. Review key GDPR developments since its inception. And a whole lot more. You will even gather critical insights from Angelene Falk, Australian information commissioner and privacy commissioner.
Register for the 11th annual IAPP ANZ Summit today to get the latest local and global perspectives on privacy regulations, and take advantage of the opportunity to network with fellow privacy professionals from Australia, Aotearoa New Zealand and beyond.
Keynote Speakers
Keynote Panel
Moderator: Tim de Sousa, CIPP/E, CIPM, FIP
Senior Director, Technology, FTI Consulting
Angelene Falk
Australian Information Commissioner and privacy commissioner, Office of the Australian Information Commissioner
Commissioner Falk will discuss the privacy landscape in 2022 and the outlook ahead, including the regulator’s priorities and expectations, and developments that could significantly impact the industry and your work.
Mark Dreyfus
QC MP, Attorney-General, Commonwealth of Australia
In a recorded video, Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus will share his intentions and insights on prioritising and reforming Australia’s data privacy law.
Dan Walker
Global Co-chair of Indigenous, Microsoft
In this keynote address, Dan will discuss Indigenous approaches to technology and how Māori are starting to collaborate with modern legal and corporate frameworks for true long-term inter-generational change for the future.
Michael Webster
Privacy Commissioner, Aotearoa New Zealand
New Privacy Commissioner for Aotearoa New Zealand, Michael Webster, will share insights from his first six months in the role, and his directions for the next year at the helm.
Engaging Sessions to Enhance Your Privacy Knowledge
Considering Indigenous Privacy Perspectives — Introducing Māori Data Sovereignty
In 2020, the Office of the NZ Privacy Commissioner published a Statement of Intent acknowledging that to be an effective regulator in Aotearoa New Zealand it must begin its journey to understanding privacy through a Te Ao Māori lens (Māori world view). IAPP too is beginning this journey, and we are excited to host this inaugural panel. Panelists will introduce the concept of Māori data sovereignty and, drawing on recent legal developments, discuss the application of the current privacy framework to Māori data. More details on this session, including the panelists and precise topics of discussion, will be announced soon.
The Shape of Things to Come — Review of the Australian Privacy Act
This highly anticipated panel brings together government and regulatory perspectives on the review of the Australian Privacy Act. For the first time since the Act’s 2012 amendments, the IAPP ANZ hosts a government and regulatory panel to discuss potential changes to the Privacy Act. Since the release of the ACCC’s final report on the Digital Platforms Inquiry, the Attorney-General’s Department’s Issues and Discussion papers, public consultations and interim government responses, the Privacy Act is changing. Hear how the Australian Privacy Act is being reshaped, including options and next steps. Learn which sectors are impacted and the current state of play.
Privacy Enhancing Technology
This will be an open discussion evaluating the applicability of PET’s across an organisation including, industry specific use cases, highlight of regulatory direction, overview of standardisation efforts and an explanation of the unique intersect PET’s require between privacy/law/data governance/data ethics/technology adoption/technology interoperability and data collaboration transparency. The panelists will also branch into areas such as ethical AI frameworks and quantum resilient data protection.
Conference Venue
- 1 Martin Place
- Sydney, New South Wales
- 2000
- Australia
- +61 2 8223 1111
Set in an elegant 1891 building, the Fullerton Hotel Sydney is a luxurious, 5-star hotel, conveniently located near the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour. A perfect setting to expand your privacy horizons and build your network.
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