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Original broadcast date: 1 June 2023 Click To Access Web Conference View All IAPP Web Conferences This webinar unpacks the most critical takeaways and results from TRU’s 2022 & 2023 data privacy jobs reports and what both organizations see happening in real-time today. Host:Jordyn Hardy, Programming and Speaker Specialist, IAPP Moderator:Joe Jones, Research & Insights Director, IAPP Panelist:Jared Coseglia, Founder & CEO, TRU Staffing PartnersSaz Kanthasamy, CIPP/E, CIPM, FIP,... Read More

Original broadcast date: 31 May 2023 Click To Access Web Conference View All IAPP Web Conferences This webinar discusses the intersection of privacy and AI and the implications for your privacy program, asking whether privacy is an enabler or inhibitor of innovation in AI and data utilization. Additionally discussed are how well-crafted and thoughtful data privacy programs can be the gateway for an ethical internet. Host:Marjorie Boyer, Programming and Speaker Coordinator, IAPP Panelist:Al... Read More

Original broadcast date: 30 May 2023 In this webinar, our experts will explore the compliance trifecta of consent and preference management — say it, do it, prove it. You'll learn how to effectively communicate your privacy policies, implement them in a way that's compliant and demonstrate your compliance to regulators. We will also delve into recent fines and enforcements by regulators and explore best practices for avoiding similar pitfalls. Whether you're a privacy professional, business leader or just interested in staying ahead of the game, this webinar is for you. Read More

The IAPP Research and Insights team tracks and organizes the privacy-related bills proposed in the U.S. Congress to keep our members informed of developments within the federal privacy landscape. The “US Federal Privacy Legislation Tracker” includes proposed legislation organized by topic and summarizes the key parts of each bill to shed light on the most impactful provisions. Read More

This tool tracks proposed comprehensive US state privacy bills from across the country to aid our members' efforts to stay abreast of the changing state-privacy landscape. Read More

Original broadcast date: 24 May 2023 In this webinar, we will discuss recent privacy by design guidelines and what they mean for privacy programs looking to evolve beyond compliance to enforce responsible use of data. Our experts will discuss understanding ISO 31700, the privacy by design standard, and how to implement it, as well as understanding the link between privacy and data governance, practical steps toward effective partnership and why purpose is key to enabling responsible use of data without disrupting the rhythm of business. Read More

As privacy pros look toward the future, the GDPR’s influence looms large. For privacy pros looking back over the past five years, it is clear that policymakers, companies, and regulators have zeroed in on the importance of privacy to businesses, citizens, and societies. These statistics point to the GDPR’s tangible impact. Read More

This report explores the compensation, both financial and nonfinancial, offered to privacy professionals, with a focus on understanding key impacts on compensation, such as education, experience, motivation and job satisfaction, as well as the nature and size of employers. This report aims to provide privacy pros with an updated view and opportunity to benchmark their compensation. Read More

This report explores the compensation, both financial and nonfinancial, offered to privacy professionals, with a focus on understanding key impacts on compensation, such as education, experience, motivation and job satisfaction, as well as the nature and size of employers. This report aims to provide privacy pros with an updated view and opportunity to benchmark their compensation. Read More

Original broadcast date: 19 May 2023 Québec’s Law 25, which goes into effect 30 Sept., provides an impetus for change. The new law will require Canadian businesses with customers in the province, including those not based in Québec, to comply with Eu General Data Protection Regulation-style requirements or risk potential penalties and fines. Is your organization’s privacy program ready? Read More