Developing Responsive Privacy Programs and Driving Impact
summary
Examples-focused playbook: a steering committee defines what “AI” means for the company, reduced AI diligence form from seven pages to 1.5, and ships standard contract clauses. Privacy notices get consolidated by person and put on a review cycle; an enterprise PIA/EPIA approach replaces dozens of ad hoc DPIAs. Metrics work includes hiring a data analyst to surface time savings and incident trends, brief audit committee twice a year, and a public trust center at trust.verify.com with nine certifications.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Responsive privacy programs
- 1:03Panelists' roles and challenges
- 5:39Legal and regulatory adaptations
- 10:59Prioritizing risks
- 16:15Cross-functional collaboration
- 21:51Privacy metrics and KPIs
- 27:29Building public trust
- 29:15Q&A
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