Data security and privacy are no longer just technical challenges; they are critical to building and maintaining trust with customers, partners, and stakeholders. As data breaches and privacy concerns dominate headlines, the need for robust strategies that seamlessly integrate security, privacy, and trust has never been more urgent.

Join Cher Fox, President, Founder & Chief Data Officer at Fox Consulting, Pete DeFinis, Chief Technology Officer & Founding Partner at TechForwardIT, Laura Harder, ISSA International Board Member & Northern Colorado ISSA President, and Kamal Maheshwari, Co-Founder of Decube, for a dynamic panel discussion where we'll explore how organizations can navigate the complex intersections of data security, privacy, and trust, sharing insights on best practices, regulatory impacts, and the latest innovations.

Whether you're grappling with compliance, looking to fortify your data defenses, or striving to be transparent with your data practices, this session will equip you with actionable strategies to safeguard your data ecosystem.

Drinks optional, insights mandatory.

In the digital age, data security and privacy aren’t just nice-to-haves — they’re the bouncers keeping your data party from turning into a fiasco. And trust? It’s the DJ spinning the tunes that keep your customers dancing instead of storming out the door.

Join this panel discussion where we’ll dive into the do’s and don’ts of data security, privacy, and trust. From dodging data disasters to earning standing ovations from regulators, we’ll share how to keep your data house in order while staying on everyone’s good side.

Think of it as a survival guide for data practitioners with a sense of humor — because in the world of data, you either laugh or... well, encrypt and hope for the best.

After this session, learner will:
* Recognize common challenges in implementing effective data security and privacy measures and their impact on building organizational trust.
* Be equipped to develop a proactive approach to data security and privacy that anticipates future challenges and supports sustained trust in data initiatives.
* Be able to explain how data security, privacy, and trust are interconnected and why they are critical to a robust
governance strategy.