Data Privacy Day: CPO Strategies for Compliance in the Age of GenAI

Chatbots are like black boxes in that very few are privy to how they process data. For this reason, people have legitimate concerns about disclosing personal information to a generative AI (GenAI) application, and any organization that offers such an application to the public needs to provide assurance that personal information is treated with the requisite protection. This is probably why BARC, in its 2025 Data, BI, and Analytics Trend Monitor, lists Data Security and Privacy as the top concern.

What strategies can chief privacy officers (CPOs) put in place for peace of mind in this day and age?

Join us on January 28, 2025, for Denodo’s inaugural Data Privacy Day expert panel, to learn about strategies from Chris Pahl, Santa Clara County, California chief privacy officer (And former appointed advisor to the Data Privacy and Integrity Advisory Committee For the U.S. Department of Homeland Security); Goli Mahdavi, partner at BCLP Law; and Dominic Sartorio, VP of Product Marketing, Denodo.  

Data Privacy Day was initiated in Europe on January 28, 2007, and is now internationally celebrated as a day to raise awareness and promote best practices about data protection.

The panelists will cover:

• The tactical experience of Santa Clara County and BCLP Law in building out AI governance programs with security and privacy in mind
• Industry trends regarding privacy and GenAI governance
• Leading GenAI frameworks such as the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and the EU AI Act
• The available technology that can help companies implement emerging best practices in data privacy