Making Data Privacy Work in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Nov 13, 2026

9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Eastern Time

This is a seminar/workshop for supporters of privacy in their organization and in society at large. Despite laws and corporate support, making privacy a working reality remains a challenge. Combining lecture and a hands-on case study, this course presents practical and innovative approaches to achieving the goals of privacy practitioners, security professionals and IT auditors. It explains the challenges and shows methods for overcoming them, through both technical and non-technical means. 

The developers and instructors of this seminar/workshop hold the Certified Data Privacy Solutions Engineers (CDPSE). 

Intended audience: Chief Privacy Officers and their staff, Information Security managers and staff, I.T. Auditing managers and staff, Compliance specialists, Risk Managers, application developers, system administrators, Corporate Management, Chief Financial Officers. 

Learning objectives: Participants will gain a deep understanding of organizational and technical methods for achieving meaningful data privacy: 

• How to communicate clear and effective principles on which data privacy is built
• Incorporating legal and commercial drivers into a data privacy program
• Identifying and overcoming the main inhibitors to achieving data privacy 
• Basing a data privacy program on positive factors, rather than compliance alone
• Specific threats and opportunities created by artificial intelligence 
• Implementing data privacy as a data management specialty
• Building and maintaining a culture of privacy
• The shortcomings of “Privacy by Design” and the strengths of Privacy by Implementation and Execution
• How the protection of secret information overlaps with protecting PII
• Dealing with privacy breaches