The IAPP is actively monitoring the COVID-19 and related travel and health advisories. At this time, DPI: UK 2023 is proceeding as planned.
Call for Proposals Is Open
The IAPP Data Protection Intensive: UK 2023 is looking for data protection professionals to submit breakout session or workshop proposals for this solutions-oriented event with a strong U.K. focus.
We are seeking engaging speakers with strong perspectives on everything from operational details to national and global policy on hot topics such as:
- Adtech — cookie compliance.
- Artificial intelligence.
- Cybersecurity.
- Global privacy law developments.
- Regulatory trends.
- Data protection programme management and operations.
- Emerging technologies.
What aspect of data protection ignites your passion? Share it with your peers by speaking at DPI: UK 2022.
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2022 Highlights
Walking the Fine Line of Change
IAPP Data Protection Intensive: UK 2022 was marked by deep discussions on issues pivotal to the post-Brexit U.K. International data transfers and the risks of changing the U.K. GDPR were popular topics, as were operational and governance issues, adtech’s evolution, ransomware attacks, and the global influence of the U.K. Children’s Code.
In his first public speech as ICO commissioner, John Edwards impressed the crowd with a frank, thoughtful, humor-tinged address. He was among a deep lineup of keynote speakers that included behavioural scientist Pragya Agarwal, economist Daniel Susskind, IAPP Chief Knowledge Officer Caitlin Fennessey, and top U.K. data protection attorneys Ruth Boardman, James Snook, and Eduardo Ustaran, inaugural members of the U.K.’s International Data Transfers Expert Council.
See highlights (below) of the social media discussion DPI: UK sparked.