A virtual workshop hosted by the International Association of Privacy Professionals with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)

September 22-24, 2020

Act Now — Seats Still Available for Opening and Closing Plenary Sessions.

Sorry, Working Sessions are Full.

This is an opportunity for privacy professionals and those in legal, tech, security, data science, engineering, product development, human resources, design, and marketing disciplines to collaborate with the IAPP and NIST.

Join the privacy industry’s most comprehensive resource of information and best practices and one of America’s leading-edge nonregulatory federal agencies as they seek to create a workforce taxonomy and definitive guide for developing privacy programs from the ground up, aligned with the NIST Privacy Framework.

What does it mean to have a workforce capable of managing privacy risk? Some personnel in organizations may not consider themselves to be “privacy professionals,” but can still have a role to play in managing privacy risk. What does the person in each role do, and what do they need to know to do it?

The information and ideas will inform resources to help organizations understand who to hire, what those new hires should focus on, and how to train them effectively to mitigate privacy risk across the organization. As a workshop participant, you can benchmark your own privacy program in the process.

Why you need to attend:

• Contribute your experience toward building the workforce taxonomy.
• Share feedback and ideas during interactive breakout sessions led by NIST.
• Gain access to leading privacy professionals.
• Benchmark your privacy risk management with peers in an “intimate” virtual working group.
• Get your questions answered in real-time by privacy and technology experts.
• Holders of the IAPP CIPM and/or CIPT certification may qualify for 7.5 continuing privacy education credits.
• It’s free!

Schedule and Program

Opening Plenary - seats available

Tuesday, Sept. 22

10 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. ET

• Welcome & Opening Remarks
• Privacy Risk Management Workforce: The Big Picture
• Building a Workforce Capable of Managing Privacy Risk
• NIST Framework Alignment and Taxonomy Development
• Rules of Engagement

NOTE: The Opening Plenary will be recorded.

Pick One Working Session - Sessions have reached capacity. Plenary session seating still available.

Putting the “Work” in Workshop: Tasks for Executing Privacy Risk Management

• Tuesday, Sept. 22 from 1 – 3 p.m. ET
• Tuesday, Sept. 22 from 3:15 – 5:15 p.m. ET
• Wednesday, Sept. 23 from 9:30-11:30 a.m. ET
• Wednesday, Sept. 23 from 12 – 2 p.m. ET

NOTE: Working Sessions will not be recorded. Links to individual rooms will be sent to registrants prior to the event on Sept. 21.

Closing Plenary - Seats available.

Thursday, Sept. 24

11 a.m. – 12 p.m. ET

• Recap
• Next Steps & Closing Remarks

NOTE: The Closing Plenary will be recorded.

Click here to see the full program.

Pre-Read Material

Pre-read material will be posted prior to the event.



General Information

Continuing Education: This workshop qualifies for 7.5 CPE credits for the CIPM and CIPT certification programs. While the IAPP has not applied for MCLE accreditation for this program, each State has its own MCLE rules and regulations, including its own definition of MCLE. As a result, certain IAPP programs may be eligible for attorneys to self-report their attendance. Please email mcle@iapp.org to request your Uniform COA and information regarding MCLE reporting.

Chatham House Rule: Working session discussions take place under the Chatham House Rule. While it is appropriate to make professional contacts and to respond to requests for information from others, it is not appropriate to solicit business or support.

Pre-workshop materials: Prior to the event, materials will be posted for you to read and prepare in advance of the sessions.

Conduct at IAPP Events: The IAPP is dedicated to making our meetings and events safe places for all. We do not tolerate harassment of any kind. We insist that all participants at IAPP events — whether attendees, staff, speakers, exhibitors or sponsors — demonstrate respect and courtesy to all. This includes refraining from inappropriate language, comments and behavior, in person or by electronic communications (such as social media).

Anyone who has experienced improper behavior in violation of this policy is encouraged to report it immediately to IAPP event staff. IAPP staff members are trained to elevate such issues immediately. Alternate methods of reporting issues include: emailing IAPP President & CEO J. Trevor Hughes at jthughes@iapp.org, or contacting a member of the IAPP Board of Directors. The IAPP reserves the right to rescind registration or attendance at any IAPP event at any time for violations of this policy.

Photography/video: Please be aware the recordings of the opening and closing plenary sessions may be edited, copied, exhibited, published or distributed.

Please note: The views and opinions expressed in program sessions are those of the speaker(s) and do not necessarily reflect the positions of the IAPP.

Data Protection: The IAPP is collaborating with the National Institute of Standards and Technology to produce this workshop. By registering for this event, you recognize that information is shared between the IAPP and NIST.

Event Registration Requirements: In order to register for this event, a MyIAPP Account is required. If you do not already have an account you can create one for free here. Our updated Privacy Notice can be found here.

Media

Welcome, members of the media

This event will offer newsworthy stories from high-profile speakers as well as current trends and issues in privacy today.

We can provide complimentary media/industry analyst credentials and assist reporters/analysts with information in advance of the event. Credentials are available only to those formally affiliated with established media outlets and to industry analysts from recognized firms.

To request media credentials, news releases and advisories, contact:

Lindsay Hinkle

Director of External Affairs

+1 603.427.9200

lhinkle@iapp.org

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