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Exciting to deliver keynote remarks at the OECD Data Free Flows with Trust meetings today in Paris. A few key takeaways I shared from the IAPP-OECD collaborative survey of practitioners. Thanks to the 600+ professionals who contributed input!
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📼 Once enacted to protect video rental records, the Video Privacy Protection Act is now at the center of some of today's most closely watched privacy lawsuits. As courts continue to interpret the law in the context of modern digital services, understanding recent litigation developments is critical. Explore the latest insights in the U.S. Data Privacy Litigation Report 2026: https://bit.ly/4bSvNh8
✅ Ready to be among the first cohort to earn the new Certified Information Privacy Professional/Australia credential? The CIPP/AU certification launches soon, and attendees at #IAPPANZSummit26 will have exclusive access to training and certification opportunities. Get started with our free study guide 📚 https://bit.ly/46UUypZ Training: 1-2 Dec | Exam: 4 Dec Reserve your spot: https://bit.ly/3Lj0mmf
Get up to speed on this week's digital responsibility developments from around the world. Here are the headlines you won’t want to miss ⬇️ 🌎Notas de la IAPP América Latina: La vida frente a la pantalla: México avanza en la protección digital de niñas, niños y adolescents by Rosa Maria Franco Velázquez: https://bit.ly/4B6Q7Gy 🌏Notes from the Asia-Pacific region: China, Hong Kong advance AI security, data accountability, by Barbara Li: https://bit.ly/4im59Rg 🌍A view from Brussels: Is governance better served by legal uncertainty? by Isabelle Roccia : https://bit.ly/4s5Y4I3 🌎Notes from the IAPP Canada: Government funding initiative supports responsible AI adoption, by Kris Klein: https://bit.ly/4yNMCDf 🌎A view from DC: Time is running out to prepare for privacy audits, by Cobun Zweifel-Keegan,: https://bit.ly/4zDVlrP
🔐 October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Cybersecurity isn't just a technology issue. It's a governance, legal, risk and business issue. If you haven't already, make sure to check out the IAPP's Cybersecurity Law Center page: https://bit.ly/4B8fKqx There, you'll find a variety of cyberlaw resources, including the Cybersecurity Law Key Terms: https://bit.ly/4yrfjoO
🔔 New date and time! Our upcoming LinkedIn Live on cybersecurity, AI governance and emerging legal risks has been rescheduled to 30 November at 12:00 EST | 9:00 PST. Join Cybersecurity Law Center Managing Director James Dempsey and advisory board members John Carlin, Julie Neudecker and Sarah Armstrong-Smith for a timely discussion on the trends shaping cybersecurity law, corporate governance and technology design. Save your spot ⬇️
🎙️ Mark your calendar for our next LinkedIn Live! As cybersecurity regulations evolve and AI adoption accelerates, organizations face growing pressure to navigate an increasingly complex legal and risk landscape. Join Cybersecurity Law Center Managing Director James Dempsey and advisory board members John Carlin, Julie Neudecker and Sarah Armstrong-Smith for a conversation on the trends shaping cybersecurity law, corporate governance and technology design, and what professionals need to know to effectively manage risk across business functions. Save your spot ⬇️
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Who owns AI risk inside your company? For most organizations, the room goes quiet. 💡 Ashley Casovan, Managing Director of the IAPP, explains why AI risk has become everyone’s problem and no one’s, and what leaders can do about it before regulation catches up. 🔊 #BetterTech Podcast | Episode 41 of Better AI In this episode, host Colin McCarthy and Ashley discuss why AI is not just another tool, how governance can be a business enabler rather than a compliance checkbox, and the first steps any organization can take, even without a big budget. 🎧 Full episode link in the comments below 👇 Visit Our Website for More: https://thebettertech.io/ #AIGovernance #ResponsibleAI #AIRisk #TechLeadership #BetterTechPodcast
🚨 NEW Resource: AI Governance Skills Framework The AI Governance Skills Framework provides a common way to understand the roles, responsibilities, skills and knowledge needed to support AI governance across organizations. For professionals looking to put those competencies into practice, AI Governance: From Strategy to Execution, the official textbook for the AIGP certification program, offers practical guidance for building, implementing and scaling AI governance programs. 🔍 Explore the framework: https://bit.ly/4hrKwTw 📖 Order the textbook: https://bit.ly/47IzfZ9
“Now, in 2026, it's even more plain to see just how important a scaled and professional workforce dedicated to AI governance is going to be if AI is to serve --and not damage -- society in positive and productive ways.” Writing in Tech Target, J. Trevor Hughes, president and CEO of the IAPP, examines the growing need for AI governance professionals and the role they will play in building trustworthy AI. Explore the full op-ed: 👉 https://bit.ly/4hVWt2K
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