Filippo Bianchini
Filippo Bianchini, a lawyer qualified to practise before the Superior Jurisdictions, focuses mainly on data governance, information security management, information technology, and new technologies law. He is a substitute member of the San Marino Data Protection Authority.
He is a certified DPO and Privacy Assessor, Lead Auditor ISO/IEC 27001:2022 (Information Security Management Systems), Lead Auditor ISO/IEC 42001:2023 (Artificial Intelligence Management Systems), and CIPP/E.
He has attended advanced courses in digital investigation, data protection and artificial intelligence; he holds a Second Level University Master in Cybersecurity from the University of Milan and is a lecturer, among others, at the Master in 'Data Protection, Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics' at the University of Perugia and the excellence course 'BuTH-AI (Building Trust in Human Centric Artificial Intelligence): The use of AI and the practical connotations of data protection, cybersecurity and ethical principles', promoted by Link Campus University.
He is a member of the EDPB's Support Pool of Experts and the UNI CT 510 Commission; he is also a member of the ASSO DPO Steering Committee, the AIP Board of Directors, and the CLUSIT Scientific Committee.
He is a speaker at numerous national and international data protection and cybersecurity conferences.
He follows the evolution of phenomena related to the Internet and new technologies, focusing on artificial intelligence and legal tech.
Sessions in which Filippo Bianchini participates
Tuesday 13 May, 2025
Sessions in which Filippo Bianchini attends
Monday 12 May, 2025
As AI usage seems to proliferate, international regulations may be the way to go to develop cross-border compliance and cooperation. Featuring representatives from both sides of the Atlantic, as well as renowned global think tanks, this session will discuss how organizations can effectively align themselves with international regulations to achieve convergence and interoperability. ...
This remarkable session brings together leading experts from Google, Microsoft, the German Data Protection Authority, the European AI Agency, and the Italian State Secretary to discuss how organizations and governments can navigate AI risks while ensuring compliance. From balancing innovation with regulation to addressing ethical concerns, this discussion will provide critical insights into the future of AI governance.
The rapid expansion of Artificial Intelligence is reshaping the digital landscape, introducing both opportunities and challenges for consumer autonomy and data protection. AI has the potential to deliver highly relevant services, enhancing consumer engagement and satisfaction, but it can also generate outputs that may be misleading, inaccurate, or manipulative, potentially exacerbating consumer vulnerabilities and reducing consumer agency.
AI systems are becoming more integrated into critical decision-making processes, which makes questions of liability and accountability more pressing than ever. If an AI-based decision goes wrong, who is responsible? This session will unite experts from Meta, Italian Institute for Privacy and Data Valorisation, AI Law Tech Institute, SGS, and CNPD to explore the evolving frameworks for AI liability and the role of certification in building respons...
We will inaugurate the fourth edition of the Privacy Symposium at the Official Welcome Reception. This event marks the beginning of a week rich in insightful discussions and open exchange, set in the inspiring atmosphere of Venice. Guests will have the opportunity to admire the remarkable works of Tintoretto, one of the city’s most celebrated painters, while connecting with professionals from diverse backgrounds and engaging in fruitful discussions. The evening will be enriched by...
Tuesday 13 May, 2025
The International Cooperation track serves as platform for exchanging ideas, building meaningful partnerships, and exploring innovative solutions beyond borders and across various disciplines. This session opens with an insightful discussion featuring an esteemed panel of high-level speakers and experts, such as the Secretary General of the Inter Parliamentary Union, U.N.
The European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) plays a critical role in shaping the EU’s privacy agenda, as there is a growing need to balance technological advancements, international cooperation, and the complexity of data governance. Attendees of this session will develop a deeper understanding of the EDPS Roadmap, a strategic vision shaping Europe’s data protection landscape. From regulatory chall...