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Chinese Personal Information Protection (CIPP/CN)
Learn compliance with the three major laws (PIPL, CSL, DSL) forming the framework of Chinese privacy.
Artificial Intelligence Governance ProfessionalLearn how to surround AI with policies and procedures that make the most of its potential by reducing its risks.
European Data Protection (CIPP/E)Understand Europe’s framework of laws, regulations and policies, most significantly the GDPR.
U.S. Private-Sector Privacy (CIPP/US)Steer a course through the interconnected web of federal and state laws governing U.S. data privacy.
Canadian Privacy (CIPP/C)Learn the intricacies of Canada’s distinctive federal/provincial/territorial data privacy governance systems.
Privacy Program Management (CIPM)Develop the skills to design, build and operate a comprehensive data protection program.
Privacy in Technology (CIPT)Add to your tech knowledge with deep training in privacy-enhancing technologies and how to deploy them.
Foundations of Privacy and Data ProtectionIntroductory training that builds organizations of professionals with working privacy knowledge.
Privacy Law Specialist Training (PLS)Meet the stringent requirements to earn this American Bar Association-certified designation.
CIPP/CN Certification
For professionals who are responsible for compliance with China's major privacy laws - PIPL, DSL, CSL.
AIGP Certification
Ensures individuals responsible for AI systems can reduce the risks associated with this technology.
CIPP Certification
The global standard for the go-to person for privacy laws, regulations and frameworks
CIPM Certification
The first and only privacy certification for professionals who manage day-to-day operations
CIPT Certification
As technology professionals take on greater privacy responsibilities, our updated certification is keeping pace with 50% new content covering the latest developments.
FIP Designation
Recognizing the advanced knowledge and issue-spotting skills a privacy pro must attain in today’s complex world of data privacy.
Privacy Law Specialist
The first title to verify you meet stringent requirements for knowledge, skill, proficiency and ethics in privacy law, and one of the ABA’s newest accredited specialties.
Certificação CDPO/BR
Mostre seus conhecimentos na gestão do programa de privacidade e na legislação brasileira sobre privacidade.
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Data Protection Intensive: UK
Explore the full range of U.K. data protection issues, from global policy to daily operational details.
Global Privacy Summit
The call for speaking proposals is open. Choose a timely privacy topic and submit a breakout session idea for Summit 2025.
AI Governance Global
A new event in Brussels for business leaders, tech and privacy pros who work with AI to learn about practical AI governance, accountability, the EU AI Act and more.
Canada Privacy Symposium
Leaders from across the Canadian privacy field deliver insights, discuss trends, offer predictions and share best practices.
Privacy. Security. Risk. (P.S.R.)
P.S.R. focuses on the intersection of privacy and technology. Explore the 2024 agenda and register today.
Europe Data Protection Congress
Gain actionable insights from European experts to improve compliance and best practices for your data protection operation. Register today to secure your seat.
ANZ Summit
Gain exclusive insights on privacy issues affecting business in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand.
Asia Privacy Forum CFP
The call for speaking proposals is open. Submit a proposal to share your expertise on your favorite privacy topic at Forum 2025.
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Thank you for your submissions. We are currently reviewing proposals on critical topics like AI governance, children’s privacy, global regulatory updates, and enforcement trends and insights as we prepare for the IAPP Data Protection Intensive: UK 2025 in London.
Mark your calendar now for 12-13 March and save your seat once registration opens in November.
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Speakers at DPI: UK 2024 had plenty of guidance to offer this year’s delegates to help clarify how their roles and responsibilities may be impacted by global data protection legislation, while panels and workshops provided strategies to implement best practices for improved operations and compliance.
Keynote John Edwards, Information Commissioner, addressed the ICO’s plan to begin an automated compliance assessment of the U.K.’s top 100 websites’ cookie banners, a potential technical solution to provide users with better informed decisions online.
Edwards further detailed the ICO’s plan to better protect children’s online privacy and assured delegates the ICO would be addressing the challenges presented by developing AI technologies.
Compliance, fairness and risk were front of mind for many speakers. Delegates received guidance on how to improve AI accountability, reduce risk and prepare for the passage of the EU AI Act.
Keynote speaker Lord Holmes provided insight on the importance of ensuring equality and inclusion in the ever-evolving AI landscape, and emphasized how AI and other technologies can act as a channel for promotion of the public good.
The increased use of AI generated important dialogue on ways to adapt to and work with this evolving technology, with the keynote panel highlighting emerging themes and best practices. Keynote speaker and author Anna Funder further cautioned how lessons from history can guide us when we create and improve data protection practices today.
If you were unable to attend, click the button below to view presentations that were provided by this year's speakers.
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See the social media highlights below and snapshots taken at the conference in our gallery — then mark your agenda to join us next year in London.
Parliamentary Under Secretary of State (Minister for AI and Intellectual Property)
As Minister for AI within the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology, the Viscount Camrose oversees the U.K.’s strategy on artificial intelligence, seeking to build possibilities for the future that can deliver real value to society while identifying risks.
Information Commissioner, U.K. Information Commissioner’s Office
John Edwards offers his thoughts on the continued evolution of the role of data protection professionals in the face of a dynamic, ever-changing environment, while also outlining priorities around the U.K.’s data strategy for the future.
Author
Anna Funder’s internationally acclaimed, award-winning books “Stasiland” and “All That I Am” illuminate the human condition in times of tyranny and surveillance through stories of courage, resistance, conscience and love. Her latest work, “Wifedom: Mrs Orwell’s Invisible Life,” was an instant Sunday Times Bestseller and a New York Times Notable Book of 2023. Originally trained as an international human rights lawyer, Anna lives in Sydney.
Baron Holmes of Richmond, MBE
Lord Holmes’ public service focuses on digital technology for the public good, with particular interest in AI and Blockchain, and an overall emphasis on diversity, inclusion, and accessibility.
Managing Director of the AI Governance Center, IAPP
Associate Director, Law & Policy, Ada Lovelace Institute
Co-founder & CEO, Evident
Founder & CEO, Elfkare
In discussion with key AI Governance thought leaders, this panel explored emerging themes and best practices for the adoption and operation of AI in finance, healthcare, the public sector and beyond. Drawing insights from some of the world’s largest organizations, the panel investigated emerging trends related to talent, innovation, leadership and transparency. With AI regulations and standards still nascent, the comparative work of AI indices provides up-to-date insights for implementable AI practices you can start adopting now.
John Edwards, Information Commissioner spoke today at @PrivacyPros #DPI24 about how children’s privacy, adtech and AI are areas where we can make the biggest difference in 2024.
Read the full speech 👉https://t.co/Dl91z1Vbql
And read for our latest work on these areas 👇 pic.twitter.com/AfeE3iT1gA
— ICO – Information Commissioner’s Office (@ICOnews) February 28, 2024
Listening intently to the Information Commissioner @ICOnews at the IAPP Data Protection Intensive today. So many important questions raised & a useful discussion about the intersections with data protection.
Give me a shout if you’re here & want to catch up! #DPI24 pic.twitter.com/sAs3MpuSwk
— Seema Mistry (@SeemaMistryP) February 28, 2024
#DataGovernance is a baseline, fundaments for all #Privacy #Ptotection policies and rules. You need to know what where why your data exist.
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And our #GDPR directive already covering many aspects of the #AI #ML #GenAI
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Start by cataloging AI related assets#DPIUK24 #DPI24 pic.twitter.com/QjqfOinsZ9— Tobias Koprowski | Arriving Somewhere but not Here (@KoprowskiT) February 28, 2024
Very interesting talk from Lord Holmes about future legislation around #AI, & Anna Funder regarding our role as a community around #privacy. As Chris said, I too “am with Anna.” – HANDD’s Matt Parkinson
We need to continue to help each other meet #data challenges head on!#DPI24 https://t.co/jWSPXe8kp4
— HANDD (@HANDDBusSol) February 29, 2024
“For #DataGovernance challenges, If you are #SME do not spend time to invent your own solution. Use power of tools already on the market, where developers and product owners constantly learn from their customer #DataLifecycle and can support you”#DPIUK24 #DPI24 by @PrivacyPros pic.twitter.com/Q9Gz5ELSfA
— Tobias Koprowski | Arriving Somewhere but not Here (@KoprowskiT) February 28, 2024
Training 18-19 November
Workshops 19 November
Conference 20-21 November
Brussels
Data protection professionals share insight and working knowledge as expectations for data protection increase with new legislation in multiple jurisdictions and across the globe. Join us in Brussels to learn the latest developments in data protection legislation and operations while expanding your network of connections.
Training 28-29 November
Conference 26-27 November
Melbourne
Privacy professionals from Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand assemble for illuminating conversations on issues from the region and beyond. Join us in Melbourne for an agenda packed with insightful sessions and countless opportunities to connect with peers and experts.
Training 21-22 April
Workshops 22 April
Conference 23-24 April
Washington, D.C.
Summit is the privacy profession’s largest event. The agenda features keynote speakers and breakout sessions focused on the latest developments in privacy law, policy, governance and management. Use them to expand your knowledge while you also expand your circle of connections through a full schedule of networking events and meet-ups.
