Leila Golchehreh, our Co-CEO and Co-Founder, will be participating in two panels at the upcoming IAPP 2023 Global Privacy Summit in Washington DC April 4-5.

If you’re attending, be sure to add these to your agenda. If you’d like more information about attending the summit, find that here.

The first panel is From the Ground Up: Embedding Privacy Through Engineering and Automation

To keep up with the rapid growth of technology and this AI renaissance, privacy professionals must adopt new approaches to embed within business processes and technology, and use their own technology. Complex global data protection regulations require organizations to embed privacy into their operations, products, and services.  In order to meet regulatory requirements and commercial demand, privacy engineering must become a material part of an organization’s business.  Privacy engineering involves identifying potential privacy risks, evaluating the impact of those risks, and implementing appropriate solutions to address them.

This presentation will outline a systematic approach for implement privacy engineering within an organization, including:

• Defining privacy requirements with an ever changing legal landscape
• Adopting a privacy by design approach to product development
• Validating privacy controls and embedding privacy impact assessments into business processes
• Continuously monitoring and improving the privacy posture of an organization and its products
• Implementing automated systems to ensure scalability, consistency, and auditability of privacy controls.

The presentation also highlights the benefits of embedding privacy into products and services at organizations. By implementing genuine privacy safeguards, organizations can earn the trust of their customers and employees, improve their reputation, and avoid costly legal entanglements which may arise from settling for data protection which is bolted on as an afterthought or left as a problem for the lawyers to solve.

Panelists:

• Leila Golchehreh, CIPP/E, CIPP/US, Co-CEO, Relyance AI
• Gregory Silberman, CIPP/US, Associate General Counsel, Privacy, Zoom
• Adrienne Allen, CIPM, Global Lead of Security GRC & Privacy, Coinbase
• Cortney Worthy, Compliance Data Governance Leader, Zoom

The next panel is Making the Business Case for Privacy: Unlocking Budget & Funding Your Program

Unlocking budget to support your privacy and data protection program can feel like a herculean task. In this panel, you will learn how to ensure your privacy and trust program is funded, unlock investments and budget in privacy, and communicate effectively with C-suite executives/the board about the value and necessity of data protection as an investment in an organization's future.

What you will learn:

• How to position privacy as a benefit to the organization and its customers/users to unlock budget.
• How to engage with and talk to the C-Suite and Board on complex legal and technical subjects: frameworks and materials.
• Building a privacy ROI calculator for the C-Suite and Board.

Panelists:

• Phil Lee, the Founder and Managing Director of Digiphile, former Partner at Fieldfisher, and a Product Advisor to Relyance AI
• Sheila Jambekar, the Chief Privacy Officer at Plaid, former DPO at Twilio and Product Counsel at Zynga
• Glory Francke, the Head of Privacy at Github and former Senior Privacy Counsel at Zoom Communications
• Stephanie King, the General Counsel at Playco, VP and DGC, Product & Privacy at Twitter, Inc., and SVP and GC of AdRoll.

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Leila Golchehreh, our Co-CEO and Co-Founder, will be participating in two panels at the upcoming IAPP 2023 Global Privacy Summit in Washington DC April 4-5.

If you’re attending, be sure to add these to your agenda. If you’d like more information about attending the summit, find that here.

The first panel is From the Ground Up: Embedding Privacy Through Engineering and Automation

To keep up with the rapid growth of technology and this AI renaissance, privacy professionals must adopt new approaches to embed within business processes and technology, and use their own technology. Complex global data protection regulations require organizations to embed privacy into their operations, products, and services.  In order to meet regulatory requirements and commercial demand, privacy engineering must become a material part of an organization’s business.  Privacy engineering involves identifying potential privacy risks, evaluating the impact of those risks, and implementing appropriate solutions to address them.

This presentation will outline a systematic approach for implement privacy engineering within an organization, including:

• Defining privacy requirements with an ever changing legal landscape
• Adopting a privacy by design approach to product development
• Validating privacy controls and embedding privacy impact assessments into business processes
• Continuously monitoring and improving the privacy posture of an organization and its products
• Implementing automated systems to ensure scalability, consistency, and auditability of privacy controls.

The presentation also highlights the benefits of embedding privacy into products and services at organizations. By implementing genuine privacy safeguards, organizations can earn the trust of their customers and employees, improve their reputation, and avoid costly legal entanglements which may arise from settling for data protection which is bolted on as an afterthought or left as a problem for the lawyers to solve.

Panelists:

• Leila Golchehreh, CIPP/E, CIPP/US, Co-CEO, Relyance AI
• Gregory Silberman, CIPP/US, Associate General Counsel, Privacy, Zoom
• Adrienne Allen, CIPM, Global Lead of Security GRC & Privacy, Coinbase
• Cortney Worthy, Compliance Data Governance Leader, Zoom

The next panel is Making the Business Case for Privacy: Unlocking Budget & Funding Your Program

Unlocking budget to support your privacy and data protection program can feel like a herculean task. In this panel, you will learn how to ensure your privacy and trust program is funded, unlock investments and budget in privacy, and communicate effectively with C-suite executives/the board about the value and necessity of data protection as an investment in an organization's future.

What you will learn:

• How to position privacy as a benefit to the organization and its customers/users to unlock budget.
• How to engage with and talk to the C-Suite and Board on complex legal and technical subjects: frameworks and materials.
• Building a privacy ROI calculator for the C-Suite and Board.

Panelists:

• Phil Lee, the Founder and Managing Director of Digiphile, former Partner at Fieldfisher, and a Product Advisor to Relyance AI
• Sheila Jambekar, the Chief Privacy Officer at Plaid, former DPO at Twilio and Product Counsel at Zynga
• Glory Francke, the Head of Privacy at Github and former Senior Privacy Counsel at Zoom Communications
• Stephanie King, the General Counsel at Playco, VP and DGC, Product & Privacy at Twitter, Inc., and SVP and GC of AdRoll.

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