The 2026 call for speaking proposals is open
IAPP Privacy. Security. Risk. + AI Governance Global focuses on the intersection of technology and digital responsibility. Help advance the practices of privacy, AI governance and cybersecurity law as a speaker at the 2026 event in Seattle.
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We are looking for experts to speak on developing trends, as well as continuing issues such as:
Speaking has its benefits
P.S.R. + AIGG speakers gain exposure in front of an engaged audience of top-tier digital responsibility professionals. This is a great opportunity to contribute to the community while growing your reputation. We are looking forward to hearing your ideas.
The call for proposals closes 1 March.
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2025 conference recap
Tech and privacy met to get things done at P.S.R. 2025
IAPP Privacy. Security. Risk. focuses on the intersection of technology, privacy, artificial intelligence governance and cybersecurity law. The 2025 conference in San Diego featured breakout sessions on focused topics and keynote speakers with widely different perspectives on privacy, artificial intelligence governance and digital responsibility.
Practical solutions, expansive ideas
P.S.R. 2025 breakout sessions focused on challenges that digital responsibility professionals faced daily. Topics ranged from privacy for mobile apps, quantum computing’s impact on encryption, privacy and security, and creating trusted brands in an era of tracking technologies. Expert speakers dissected the issues, offered insights and solutions, and took questions from attendees.
On the main stage, keynote speakers looked at privacy and AI from historical and futuristic perspectives.
IAPP President and CEO J. Trevor Hughes’s keynote discussion with privacy veteran Julie Brill, who held high-level positions at Microsoft and the US Federal Trade Commission, where she reflected on changes and growth in privacy over the span of her career.
Tom Kemp, director of the California Privacy Protection Agency, spoke to IAPP Director of Research and Insights described his agency’s one-stop platform for processing consumer data deletion requests. “Hard Fork” podcast team Casey Newton and Kevin Roose interviewed authors Amy Kurzweil and Karen Yao and researcher Molly Kinder about humanity’s relationship with AI.
Building connections
Networking opportunities were woven through the P.S.R. 2025 agenda.
The Halloween-themed exhibit hall social gave attendees a chance to connect with solution providers over food and drink. Meetups for specific groups gave attendees chances to meet people in their fields.
P.S.R moves to Seattle in 2026. It will be collocated with the IAPP AI Governance Global conference and named IAPP Privacy. Security. Risk. + AI Governance Global. Subscribe to IAPP conference updates, below, for information on registration date and the agenda.
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