9-10 September
Munich
Join data protection professionals from across Europe for two days of concentrated learning, sharing, and networking at the IAPP Data Protection Intensive: Deutschland 2020 in Munich.
The IAPP is actively monitoring the COVID-19 and related travel and health advisories.
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Stay Ahead of this New Age in Data Protection.
At Europe's most influential data protection conference of the year, experts address the latest technologies, emerging challenges and evolving solutions for today's privacy industry.
The Congress delivers thoughtful leadership, a thriving professional community and unrivalled education. With sessions ranging from advanced comparative analysis of regulations to emerging privacy issues associated with artificial intelligence, our prestigious speakers will engage and inspire you to continue building your privacy programme at home.
Join us in Brussels for policy debate, multi-level strategic thinking and thought-provoking discussion. You may also enjoy our popular IAPP training classes, section forums and extensive workshops preceding the main conference dates.
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Last Year’s Recap
2019 Congress in Brussels explored interplay of regulatory environment and advancing data economy.
2019 Keynote Speakers
Alessandro Acquisti
Professor of Information Technology and Public Policy, Heinz College, Carnegie Mellon University
Acquisti’s research applies behavioural economics to the understanding of consumer privacy valuations to investigate the role of privacy in a digital society.
Rumman Chowdhury
Global Lead, Responsible AI, Accenture Applied Intelligence
A data scientist, Rumman Chowdhury works at the intersection of artificial intelligence and humanity, identifying and mitigating bias in AI systems.
Margrethe Vestager
European Commissioner for Competition
Commissioner Vestager has been described as the world’s most powerful regulator of tech companies, working to ensure consumers are properly served while the world’s economy becomes increasingly digital.
Keynote Panel
Moderator: Gabriela Zanfir-Fortuna
Senior Counsel, Future of Privacy Forum
Marie-Laure Denis
President, Commission nationale de l'informatique et des libertés
Helen Dixon
Commissioner, Data Protection Commission
Ulrich Kelber
German Federal Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information
Keynote Panel: Leaders from the world’s most influential regulatory agencies discussed global data protection enforcement and regulatory collaboration.
The Inaugural Giovanni Buttarelli Memorial Lecture
The IAPP was honoured to introduce the Giovanni Buttarelli Memorial Lecture, which is to take place annually at the Congress. Mr. Buttarelli’s legacy advancing the growth and visibility of our profession will live on in forward-thinking discourse from keynotes such as the 2019 lecturer, Margrethe Vestager, European Commissioner for Competition.
The IAPP’s Angelique Carson writes in The Privacy Advisor, “Vestager left privacy professionals with the message that if we work together in this time of fast and radical change, ‘we can achieve what he wanted to achieve, what he cherished. A digital future that works for humans.’” Read the full article.
Most Popular 2019 Sessions
Cookie Guidance: Food for Thought – Explored the main changes brought by new guidance on cookie technology and similar tech, helping organisations with digital and connected properties (websites, mobile applications, IOT) understand where compliance is expected and how new requirements will be enforced.
EU Privacy Law, But Not as You Know It – Took delegates through the most significant and controversial issues of the moment, from regulatory thinking to Privacy Shield and cookie consent, and delivered practical insight to manage the challenges ahead.
Data Protection by Design: Implementing GDPR for Data Analytics – This interactive panel session explored how to leverage data protection by design for data analytics and how to exploit anonymisation techniques and methods for model auditing, as well as how to scale DPbD when a whole range of analytics projects are at stake.
Joint Controllership: That’s a Challenge! – We are experiencing not a revolution but an evolution of the interpretation of the terms of ‘data controller’ and ‘processor’ and ‘joint controller’ presented in the Opinion of the Article 29 Working Group 1/2010. Delegates discussed how the application of the new concept of joint controllership may work out in practice.
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IAPP COVID-19 Precautions
The IAPP is actively monitoring the developments surrounding COVID-19 as the safety of delegates and staff is our highest priority. At this time, the IAPP Europe Data Protection Congress is proceeding as planned. If anything changes warranting a reevaluation, we assure you we will immediately assess, address and respond to the new situation. We encourage attendees to monitor the World Health Organization website and CDC website for information and review WHO’s Travel Advice before traveling. We also recommend reviewing WHO’s advice for the public.
The IAPP will work with the conference venue to take extra safety precautions as needed. If you have any questions or concerns regarding your upcoming trip, please reach out to events@iapp.org.
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The IAPP Privacy. Security. Risk. 2020 Has Been Cancelled
Due to COVID-19, the IAPP has decided to cancel the P.S.R. 2020. FAQs are available here.
P.S.R. is a one-of-a-kind conference that brings together the best of the best in privacy and security, with innovative cross-education and stellar networking. P.S.R. provides technical solutions to privacy concerns and helps you to see beyond your role so you can excel in your role.
24-25 November
Sydney
Delivering world-class discussion and education on the top privacy issues in Australia, New Zealand and around the globe. Summit is your opportunity to network, get insights from, and exchange operational best practices with other ANZ privacy leaders.