Privacy in Technology

Trainer: Julie Snyder, AIGP, CIPP/G, CIPP/US, CIPM, CIPT, Principal, National Cybersecurity FFRDC Privacy Domain Capability Area Lead, MITRE

Check-in begins at 08:00 

Training begins at 09:00

You can attend the training class only, or you can add this training to your main conference registration (additional registration fee required).

Privacy in Technology training 1-2 April
Workshops 1 April
Conference 30-31 March

Washington D.C.

What you will receive:

• Two full days of training.
• Participant guide — print copy to be picked up on-site.

What you will take away:

• Instruction based on the body of knowledge for the globally recognized Certified Information Privacy Technologist credential.
• Sought-after skills you can start applying right away.
• Knowledge you need to advance your career.
• Insight from world-class faculty working in the privacy field.
• A head start on exam preparation if you decide to pursue certification. 

What to expect:

The IAPP’S Privacy in Technology training instructs technology and data professionals on understanding and integrating strategies and techniques to reduce privacy threats. The curriculum includes privacy-by-design principles; implementing data- and process-oriented strategies to support privacy policies; and managing threats from AI, location tracking, and more.

The course offers an opportunity to learn about privacy concepts that are also integral to the CIPT exam. It is not purely a "test prep" course, nor does taking the training guarantee you will pass your exam.

It is appropriate for professionals who plan to certify and those who want to deepen their privacy knowledge.

Give yourself the best chance of passing the exam by studying for at least 30 hours and reviewing the additional free resources found here. 

Learn more about the conference and on-site trainings.