Where legal, security and privacy connect

Frances Haugen, a renowned advocate for transparency and accountability, will kick off our discussion on the future of responsible innovation. Drawing from her experiences at Facebook, Haugen will provide a roadmap for organizations to embrace transparency, uphold accountability, and build trust in an era where responsible innovation is more crucial than ever.

AI is revolutionizing businesses, but more often than we want to admit, teams make unintentional mistakes when using AI, not to mention that our common adversaries use it as a weapon to mislead even the savviest of people. Join Masha Sedova, Human Risk Strategist at Mimecast, for a thought-provoking session on why people might be the most significant AI risk. You’ll learn the best practices for employee education that can turn the human element into a powerful driver of success. She’ll also unpack new technologies that, paired with the proper training, can thwart AI attacks.

States and nations worldwide have enacted new AI and privacy laws demanding businesses’ attention over the past few years. Join Sam Sabin, Cybersecurity and Privacy Reporter at Axios, as she moderates a discussion with Mirena Taskova, CPO at Aura, Shannon Yavorsky, Partner, Cyber, Privacy & Data Innovation, Orrick, and Stacey Schesser, Deputy Attorney General at California Department of Justice, for an insightful discussion about the evolving regulatory landscape and its profound implications on business, AI use, and data privacy risk. Our panelists will unpack the nuances of emerging laws and the impact of federal vs. state-level policymaking and offer tips on navigating these complex regulatory times.

Balancing modern marketing strategies with ever-evolving consumer data privacy expectations is no small feat. In an era where data privacy regulations are rapidly changing, the concept of consent finds itself at a crossroads. Tune into a conversation with Tarun Gangwani, Product Manager at DataGrail, and other privacy professionals as they navigate the complexities of modern consent, marketing and data privacy expectations.

Data privacy is a business challenge, not a one-off issue to be tackled in isolation. Building a robust privacy program rooted in integrity requires cross-functional alignment and buy-in at the C-suite level. Kirsten Daru, CPO at Netgear, will share her programmatic approach to building Privacy and Risk Councils that drive meaningful change and elevate privacy initiatives.

Pushing through and finding the discipline to stress your AI policies, procedures, modeling, etc., now is critical to accelerating future innovation. If you don’t, and move too fast, the inverse could happen, and future progress can stall. Even more, privacy, compliance, and security just got more complicated with this new landscape. Join the CISOs from Anthropic, Jason Clinton, and David Tsao, Instacart, as they unpack how they’ve created the discipline now for faster innovation.

Roundtable topics will include:

• Building Cross-functional Councils
• Data Privacy & Security Incident Response Plans
• Data Privacy & Compliance, Where they Intersect
• Convergence of Data Security and Data Privacy
• Health Data, What Exactly Constitutes Health Data
• Navigating the Sea of U.S. State Privacy Laws