In humanitarian crises, every bit of information can be a lifeline for those in need, which makes data a vital factor in providing food, shelter, and basic human needs. There is a real person behind every dot and dash of data. This brings great responsibility! DP can is a life and death matt...

International organizations operate in a unique context and, as a result, face distinct challenges in developing privacy policies and personal data protection practices. Indeed, due to their status having privileges and immunities, International Organizations are not subject to laws and regulations (and related enforcement) from jurisdictions where they are established and/or where they operate. In this session, privacy leaders from three multilateral development banks (MDBs) will...

The panel seeks to provide a holistic perspective on the legitimate pursuit of own business purposes for data holders like large-scale (cloud) service providers and other processors with a focus on GDPR and also reflecting on the UK and US point of view. The discussion would cover the differentiation between the controlle...

Under European law, a Transfer Impact Assessment is required when transferring personal data to third countries that are not recognized as having adequate data protection standards. It is the responsibility of the data controller to conduct the Assessment, ensuring among other factors that they evaluate the legal framework of the recipient country. This session will provide practical, hands-on guidance on how to effectively carry out a Transfer I...

We must see bias out that door. This session dives into the challenges of mitigating bias, ensuring fairness and explainability by design. Learn how to approach fairer and more inclusive models that prioritise ethics and accountability. 

As we near the conclusion of the Privacy Symposium, take a moment to unwind at the Privacy Professionals’ Meet-up. After a day filled with insightful sessions and valuable connections, this is the perfect occasion to engage with fellow privacy experts and speakers, revisit inspiring conversations, and enjoy a relaxing evening over a refreshing spritz. 

The Privacy Symposium is delighted to invite you to a unique musical experience on Thursday, 15 May at 6:30 PM, where the Quartetto Pegreffi will take the audience on a musical journey inspired by Venice’s atmosphere. The concert will present a selection of pieces ranging from refined baroque elegance to rich impressionistic colours. The programme reflects the ambience and charm of the surroundings, offering a moment of pause and appreciation in the midst of the Privacy Symposium....