See more keynote speakers on new P.S.R. Spotlight Stage

See more keynote speakers on new P.S.R. Spotlight Stage

IAPP Privacy. Security. Risk. 2022 Training October 11-12 | Workshops October 12 General Session October 12, 5:30 P.M. Conference October 13-14 Austin     Privacy and Security Are So Big We Had to Build Them Another Stage     Keynote Speakers Will Take on Dystopian Futures, the Dobbs Decision and More A new showcase of big privacy ideas debuts at IAPP Privacy. Security. Risk. 2022 this fall in Austin. Come to the first Spotlight Stage, a keynote speaker series that will dive deeply into timely – and sometimes unorthodox – topics in privacy and data protection. Scheduled for Oct. 13, the Spotlight Stage program will feature multiple sessions combining solo speakers, one-to-one interviews, and panel discussions. Check the conference program for detailed descriptions then factor your choice of Spotlight Stage sessions into your P.S.R. plans.     REGISTER NOW     Among the sessions on the program are: How to Avoid a Dystopian Future: Answers to Questions You Didn't Know to Ask     Conversation with DHS Under Secretary Robert Silvers     Legal Implications of Dobbs: How Businesses Can Prepare For New Challenges     Pick your favorite subjects and join us at the Spotlight Stage on October 13 at P.S.R. 2022.     REGISTER NOW     Thank you, sponsors! TITLE SPONSOR   PLATINUM SPONSORS PALLADIUM SPONSORS      GOLD SPONSORS

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