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SUMMARY:Purpose and Means CIPP/E Live Training - Aug 20\, 21\, 27 & 28
DESCRIPTION:Purpose and Means offers registration with and without exam vouchers\nWith exam voucher €1695 https://www.purposeandmeans.io/product/iapp-cipp-e-live-training-full-package\nWithout exam voucher €1295 https://www.purposeandmeans.io/product/iapp-cipp-e-live-training-without-exam \nFor companies based in Denmark\, with a Danish VAT number\, we are required to charge 25% VAT (moms) on top of the prices listed. Please contact us in advance of placing your order so that a specific VAT invoice can be issued. \nThis VAT requirement does not apply to private individuals or companies outside of Denmark.\n‍ \n\n\nWhat’s included\n\nInstruction by IAPP trainer\nDigital participant guide (in English or French)\nDigital copy of course textbook (in English or French)\nExam voucher (exams can booked in English\, French or German)\n1 year IAPP membership\n\n\nWhy You Should Take European Data Protection Training\nThe European Union’s GDPR and the data privacy laws of individual European nations are among the world’s strictest\, carrying high fines for improperly handling personal information. IAPP European Data Protection Training\, the training aligned with ANSI/ISO-accredited CIPP/E certification\, is in-depth instruction on understanding and applying laws governing data collection\, processing and management. \n\nWho Should Train\nEuropean and international data protection professionals who manage or work within GDPR and European national compliance frameworks\, and/or those pursuing CIPP/E certification. IAPP European Data Protection training helps satisfy GDPR requirements for DPOs (data protection officers) responsible for monitoring compliance\, managing data protection activities\, etc. \n\nWhat You Will Learn\nCIPP/E training builds a deep understanding of European laws\, regulations and policy frameworks. The curriculum includes explanations of European regulatory structures; concepts of data protection; major laws including the GDPR and the ePrivacy Directive; and more. \n\nCourse delivery\nThe course is delivered live online using MS Teams (or GoToWebinar) by an IAPP Faculty trainer. In order to minimise prolonged screen time the course is delivered over four half-days: \nDay 1 \nModule 1: Data protection laws\nModule 2: Personal data\nModule 3: Controllers and processors \nDay 2 \nModule 4: Processing personal data\nModule 5: Data subject rights \nDay 3 \nModule 6: Information provision obligations\nModule 7: International data transfers\nModule 8: Compliance considerations \nDay 4 \nModule 9: Security of processing\nModule 10: Accountability\nModule 11: Supervision and enforcement \n\nOther information\nThe Body of Knowledge for the CIPP/E course can be viewed and downloaded from here. \nBe aware that IAPP recommend approximately 30 hours of additional study of course materials and resources is required to adequately prepare for the exam. \nYou are encouraged to read the IAPP’s Certification Candidate Handbook for additional information about IAPP’s courses and preparation required to sit the exam. \nIf you take the CIPP/E exam within 3 months of the course and do not pass\, you are welcome to join a future course free of charge. \nPlease review the Online Training Policy for IAPP Courses that details information about cancellations. \n‍ \nProcessing and transfer of your personal data to the USA\nWhen you enrol on an IAPP course run by Purpose and Means\,  various personal data about you will be registered. For details on how your personal data is processed\, please view the Purpose and Means Privacy Notice. \nThe course you enrol on is offered in cooperation with the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP)\, 75 Rochester Ave.\, Portsmouth\, NH 03801 USA. \nOnce you register for the course\, your name\, email address\, and existing IAPP membership status will be transferred to the IAPP in the USA. This is necessary  in order to complete the course registration\, and to allow you access to online training material\, register you as a member of the IAPP\, and make the required arrangements before a certification exam\, if relevant. \nThe transfer of your personal data to the IAPP in the USA is necessary for the performance of the training course contract between you and Purpose and Means\, and for the performance of the contract concluded in your interest between Purpose and Means and the IAPP.
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SUMMARY:Explainability by Design: Shaping the Future of AI Accountability and Digital Agency | Privacy Engineering & Technology Education Discussion (PETed)
DESCRIPTION:Join our IOPD Privacy Engineering & Technology Education Discussion (PETed) Series! The format of the webinar will be a recorded 10-minute introduction followed by a 40-minute informal discussion and interaction with members of the IOPD. The goal will be a discussion on how to solve a specific privacy problem or privacy related resource topic and the latest implementation techniques for some of the biggest challenges like synthetic data\, zero-knowledge proofs\, homomorphic encryption\, and translucent databases. \nThe participants will be asked to bring questions related to the topic. Come back the fourth Thursday of every month for a new discussion\, new speaker\, and new insights on the most cutting-edge privacy challenges! \n  \nDate & Time:\nAugust 22\, 2024 @ 12:00 PM EDT / 6:00 PM CEST \n  \nTopic:\nExplainability by Design: Shaping the Future of AI Accountability and Digital Agency \n  \nSynopsis:\nShoshana advocates for the establishment and recognition of digital agency and understanding as a fundamental human right\, serving as a reinforcement and guiding principle for the evolving legal frameworks working to keep pace with technological innovation. This right bridges the gaps between requirements around transparency and around mere transparency and the requisite layers of explainability\, ensuring AI systems provide meaningful and accessible explanations of their decision-making processes. \nShe also advocates for the criticality of a time bound global mandate for new technology to be explainable by design by a specific date\, and to have a lessened impact on the environment. This mandate would create an incentive for investment in furthering AI technology development to allow the systems to be mightier (to support explainability) and lighter (to facilitate the integration of standards to reduce environmental impact.) \nJust as the integration of privacy notices became essential for compliance and trust\, and accountability in business transactions\, the inevitability of explainability notices and addenda in AI is undeniable. Both businesses and individuals require these notices ( and explainability attendant same) to operate effectively within an AI technology ecosystem. The evolution of privacy laws demonstrated that transparency and accountability are fundamental to building trust and meeting regulatory standards\, and analogous mechanisms are needed to facilitate explainability and accountability in business and consumer interactions in the age of AI. \n  \nProblem Statement:\nDespite current and evolving regulatory frameworks aiming to address transparency and accountability in AI\, the rapid advancement of technology continues to expand the gaps between regulatory requirements\, the needs of individuals and businesses\, and the ability of AI technologies to provide the necessary levels of explainability. These gaps hinder effective oversight\, erode the trust of users and impacted individuals\, and compromise environmental sustainability. Mandating explainability by design is essential to bridge these gaps\, ensuring that AI systems can be transparent\, explained\, and meet regulatory standards and societal and environmental expectations. \n  \nPre-Discussion Resources:\n\n\nHOME | I Statements (aideiprivacystatements.com) (Explainability by Design Resources are at the bottom of the page.)\nExplainability Case Studies\nExplainability Rubric\nAdvancing Explainability through AI Literacy and Design Resources\nA Taxonomy of Explanations to Support Explainability by Design\nOne proposed approach: Explainability by Design: A Methodology to Support Explanations in Decision-Making Systems (arxiv.org)\nExplainable Convolutional Neural Networks\n\n  \nSpeaker:\n\nShoshana Rosenberg \nShoshana Rosenberg is a thought leader at the intersection of privacy law and DEI\, a seasoned corporate attorney and business executive with a broad global purview and over 16 years in international data protection law. She is also the co-founder of Women in AI Governance and the founder of SafePorter\, a PICCASO EU award-winning B Corp enabling privacy-by-design DEI and engagement programs and true data minimization that protects individuals and eliminates organizational data risk around DEI. Shoshana is a founding member and strategic programs advisor at Logical AI Governance\, where she developed the PRISM Framework and the AI Governance training programs to enable privacy and compliance professionals to build\, operationalize\, and refine AI Governance programs. A U.S. Navy veteran\, data ethics and emerging technology fanatic\, and a member of the IAPP Diversity in Privacy Advisory Board\, Shoshana is a passionate advocate for social entrepreneurship and inclusion by design. \n  \nModerator:\nNicole Nguyen \nNicole Nguyen is an enthusiastic privacy professional\, deftly bridging technology\, business\, and law. Beginning in intellectual property and patent prosecution\, she gained practical legal insights and technical acumen\, which she later applied to data privacy across various regulated industries. She honed her skills across operations\, regulatory analysis\, and engineering\, to streamline data handling\, shape privacy policies\, and drive privacy-by-design principles. Recognized for her leadership and technical prowess\, Nicole guides strategic decisions\, resolves complex issues\, and bolsters business resilience. Her passion lies in crafting comprehensive data governance programs\, weaving security\, privacy\, and risk disciplines into robust frameworks that safeguard business value and promote a future-ready\, privacy-conscious culture. B.S. Chemical and Electrical Engineering and M.S. Information Systems\, Cybersecurity and Business Intelligence. \n  \nThe IOPD Privacy Engineering & Technology Education Discussion (PETed) Series is a members-only event. Join as an Ambassador before the 1st of each month to get invited to this month’s event! Please reach out to a current member to be invited as a guest. If you are already a member\, subscribe to our PETed Mailing List for announcements and monthly invitations!
URL:https://instituteofprivacydesign.org/event/august-2024-privacy-engineering-technology-education-discussion-peted/
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