Area of Focus Sessions

TCH2505. Modernizing Your Privacy Governance Program

Emerging artificial intelligence (AI) technology brings with it endless possibilities but also unforeseen risks in the form of uncertainties about ethical and legal use of data. Corporations must develop AI governance to address these risks and to comply with emerging AI regulatory regimes.

In this session, we will cover understanding the need for AI governance, key components of an AI governance framework, implementing AI governance policies and procedures, metrics and measurement, improving AI governance, and staying up to date with AI governance practices from a privacy risk management perspective.

Effective privacy risk management is a critical driver to ensure stakeholder trust, support business growth, and improve corporate decision making. Discover how robust privacy risk management in AI and GenAI adoption cultivates a resilient risk culture that drives your business towards its goals.

Learning Objectives:

  • Analyze the need for privacy artificial intelligence (AI) governance.
  • Identify key components of a privacy AI governance framework.
  • Apply the implementation of privacy AI governance policies and procedures, and metrics and measurement.
  • Determine how to stay up to date with AI governance practices and the regulatory environment.
Date/Time
–
CPE Credits
1.0
NASBA Field of Study
Information Technology
Level
Intermediate – (3-4 years in the profession)
Prerequisites
3-4 years in the profession
Advanced Preparation
None
Session Tags
TCH
Speakers
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Rena Wamsley

Mrs.
Director of Privacy
Fannie Mae