Talk privacy and network with local members at IAPP KnowledgeNet Chapter meetings, taking place worldwide.
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Chinese Personal Information Protection (CIPP/CN)
Learn compliance with the three major laws (PIPL, CSL, DSL) forming the framework of Chinese privacy.
Artificial Intelligence Governance ProfessionalLearn how to create and implement policies and procedures that make the most of AI’s potential by reducing its risks.
European Data Protection (CIPP/E)Understand Europe’s framework of laws, regulations and policies, most significantly the GDPR.
U.S. Private-Sector Privacy (CIPP/US)Steer a course through the interconnected web of federal and state laws governing U.S. data privacy.
Canadian Privacy (CIPP/C)Learn the intricacies of Canada’s distinctive federal/provincial/territorial data privacy governance systems.
Privacy Program Management (CIPM)Develop the skills to design, build and operate a comprehensive data protection program.
Privacy in Technology (CIPT)Add to your tech knowledge with deep training in privacy-enhancing technologies and how to deploy them.
Foundations of Privacy and Data ProtectionIntroductory training that builds organizations of professionals with working privacy knowledge.
Privacy Law Specialist Training (PLS)
Meet the stringent requirements to earn this American Bar Association-certified designation.
CIPP/CN Certification
For professionals who are responsible for compliance with China's major privacy laws - PIPL, DSL, CSL.
AIGP Certification
Ensures individuals responsible for AI systems can reduce the risks associated with this technology.
CIPP Certification
The global standard for the go-to person for privacy laws, regulations and frameworks
CIPM Certification
The first and only privacy certification for professionals who manage day-to-day operations
CIPT Certification
As technology professionals take on greater privacy responsibilities, our updated certification is keeping pace with 50% new content covering the latest developments.
FIP Designation
Recognizing the advanced knowledge and issue-spotting skills a privacy pro must attain in today’s complex world of data privacy.
Privacy Law Specialist
The first title to verify you meet stringent requirements for knowledge, skill, proficiency and ethics in privacy law, and one of the ABA’s newest accredited specialties.
Certificação CDPO/BR
Mostre seus conhecimentos na gestão do programa de privacidade e na legislação brasileira sobre privacidade.
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The IAPP publishes longform, web-based resource articles to provide in-depth analysis on relevant topics in the privacy space.
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The Privacy Advisor Podcast provides interviews with the privacy world's most interesting voices.
The IAPP's video library provides insights, reactions and opinions on a range of topics, including regulatory developments, areas of privacy operations management and more.
On this topic page, you can find the IAPP’s collection of coverage, analysis and resources covering AI connections to the privacy space.
On this page, you’ll find articles and tools to help you get a basic understanding of the job of the privacy pro and data protection laws and practices around the globe.
Global Privacy Summit
The world's largest forum for connecting with other privacy, AI governance and digital responsibility professionals.
AI Governance Global Europe
Join us in Dublin for the leading European conference on AI governance, addressing challenges and impacts of the EU AI Act.
Privacy. Security. Risk. (P.S.R.)
P.S.R. focuses on the intersection of privacy, AI governance, digital responsibility and technology. 2025 registration opens in June.
Data Protection Intensive: UK
The call for proposals is open. Submit your idea by 3 Aug. for a chance to speak at DPI: UK 2026.
AI Governance Global North America
Join us in Boston as we focus on the unique and broad array of challenges AI governance professionals face in North America.
Asia 2025: Privacy Forum + AI Governance Global
With 2 events in 1, IAPP Asia 2025 will expand your skill set in two disciplines with practical advice from the region’s top minds.
Canada Privacy Symposium
Leaders from the privacy, AI governance and digital responsibility professions gather in Canada to deliver insights, discuss trends and share best practices.
Navigate: Digital Policy Leadership Retreat 2025
A new event focused on digital regulation, risk and responsibility. Co-hosted by the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University and the IAPP.
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The IAPP needs your insights on the hot topics in privacy, AI governance and digital responsibility. We want to know how these rapidly changing disciplines are impacting your day-to-day operations in the U.K. Speak up and answer the call for proposals for the 2026 event in London.
DPI: UK connects professionals from across the region to share solutions, build knowledge and make new contacts. We are looking for experts to speak on developing trends, as well as continuing issues such as:
Take this opportunity to give back to the community and share your expertise. Speaking at DPI: UK 2026 will help you:
The call for proposals closes 3 Aug. 2025
Delegates at the IAPP Data Protection Intensive: UK 2025 met in London to talk through the current data protection and AI issues impacting their companies and institutions. Children’s online safety, enforcement trends and insights, AI governance, transborder data flow and adtech regulation were essential topics of discussion during breakout sessions.
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Jim Al-Khalili, host of the long-running BBC Radio 4 production “The Life Scientific,” talked about how human communication is woven into the fabric of our reality.
Author and lawyer Susie Alegre shared her insights on the ethical dilemmas surrounding new technologies and how we can protect our fundamental rights.
Information Commissioner John Edwards covered multiple topics his office is currently working on, including data collection, children’s privacy, data breach impacts and AI oversight.
Kate Jones, CEO of the Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum, shared her ideas on how to advance artificial intelligence while maintaining trust with the public.
Dr. Carl Öhman reviewed his research about what happens to the data of the deceased, as well as other ideas covered in his new book, “The Afterlife of Data.”
Sir Chris Bryant spoke to Janine McKelvey about government priorities on AI and upcoming data protection regulation.
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Author, Broadcaster, Distinguished Professor Emeritus, University of Surrey
As host of the long-running BBC Radio 4 production “The Life Scientific,” Jim Al-Khalili is known as one of the U.K.’s best science communicators. In his address, Jim showed that information is not just about human communication, it is woven profoundly into the fabric of reality.
International Lawyer, Fundamental Rights, Tech and AI Regulation, Author
Susie Alegre’s book “Human Rights, Robot Wrongs,” dives into the profound ethical dilemmas posed by emerging technologies and the threats posed to our fundamental human rights — the right to life, liberty and fair trial, the right to private and family life and the right to free expression — and how we can protect those rights.
Information Commissioner, U.K. Information Commissioner’s Office
John Edwards spoke on the continued work of the Information Commissioner’s Office — empowering people through information by championing innovation and privacy-respectful practices. He endeavors to bring the public greater certainty on some of the biggest issues of today like children’s privacy, advertising technology, AI and biometrics.
CEO, Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum
Kate Jones leads the DRCF which brings together four U.K. regulators to deliver a coherent approach to digital regulation for the benefit of people and businesses online. DRCF has unveiled a three-year vision; with aims such as unlocking digital innovation and economic growth, supporting regulator effectiveness, protecting and empowering people online. In her role, Kate draws on her background as a diplomat, international lawyer and researcher focused on the value of cross-sectoral approaches to governance.
Assistant Professor in Political Science, Uppsala University
In Dr. Öhman’s new book, “The Afterlife of Data,” he explores the question of what we should do with the data of the deceased, whether our digital afterlives are really our own, and if not, who should have the right to decide what happens to our data.
Minister of State for Data Protection and Telecoms, Department for Science, Innovation and Technology
General Counsel, Group Data and Ethics Officer, BT Group
Sir Chris Bryant shared insights and updates on government priorities relating to data protection and digital policy.
Workshops 11 and 14 May
Conference 12-13 May
Training 14-15 May
Toronto
Hear regulators and other privacy experts discuss the latest developments in AI governance, children’s online privacy, global and provincial regulatory developments, healthcare regulations across provinces and more at Canada’s premier privacy conference.
Training 12-13 May
Workshops 13 May
Conference 14-15 May
Dublin
Join hundreds of AI governance, privacy and digital responsibility professionals in Dublin. As the EU AI Act gains traction, affecting daily operations over numerous industries, this is your opportunity to learn from experts in this rapidly changing field and connect with peers.
25-26 June
Portsmouth, N.H., US
New for 2025, Navigate will gather global leaders in digital policy from industry, government, academia and civil society for an agenda of keynote conversations and moderated discussions focused on the web of digital regulation, risk and responsibility that spans privacy, AI governance, cybersecurity law, and digital policy. Co-hosted by the IAPP and the Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University.
