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[…] 53 Social Principles of Human-Centric AI (March 2019) Governance Guidelines for Implementation of AI Principles (January 2022) Personal Information Protection Commission’s Notices (June 2023) Guidelines for AI Business Operators (April 2024) Singapore ________________________________________________________________________ __ 63 Model AI Governance Framework (January 2020) Discussion Paper on Generative AI: Implications for Trust and Governance (June 2023) Generative […]

[…] of data to service providers that process data solely on an entity’s behalf (for example, cloud storage providers) is typically not considered a sale or transfer. 37 Businesses generally rely on legally enforceable agreements (contracts) to ensure that their service providers adhere to their data protection promises and obligations. In this context, confidential computing […]

[…] 53 Social Principles of Human-Centric AI (March 2019) Governance Guidelines for Implementation of AI Principles (January 2022) Personal Information Protection Commission’s Notices (June 2023) Guidelines for AI Business Operators (April 2024) Singapore ________________________________________________________________________ __ 63 Model AI Governance Framework (January 2020) Discussion Paper on Generative AI: Implications for Trust and Governance (June 2023) Generative […]

Publication to the EU Official Journal & Entry into force of the AI Act which marks the 24 month countdown of activities towards full effect and enforcement . The Member States have to identify their Fundamental Rights authorities within three months after the entry into force. (Art. 77(2)) Scope and Definitions appl y, six months […]

[…] of data to service providers that process data solely on an entity’s behalf (for example, cloud storage providers) is typically not considered a sale or transfer. 37 Businesses generally rely on legally enforceable agreements (contracts) to ensure that their service providers adhere to their data protection promises and obligations. In this context, confidential computing […]

[…] of data to service providers that process data solely on an entity’s behalf (for example, cloud storage providers) is typically not considered a sale or transfer. 37 Businesses generally rely on legally enforceable agreements (contracts) to ensure that their service providers adhere to their data protection promises and obligations. In this context, confidential computing […]

[…] Data Sharing Case Compendium Project provides practical recommendations to companies and researchers who share data for research and demonstrates how data- sharing partnerships are moving from experimental business activity to expected business competency. FPF ANALYSES Supporting Diverse Privacy Stakeholders in Emerging Technologies In addition to our work in U.S. and global legislation, AI, and […]

Please contact sponsorship@ fpf.org for more information.  FPF ANNUAL ADVISOR Y BOARD MEETING $4,000–$10,000 Varying levels of sponsorship available AUDIENCE 100+ of the top corporate privacy leaders, members of civil society, and leading academics from around the world FPF ANNUAL ADVISORY BOARD MEETING BREAKFAST SPONSOR • $6,000 • 2 available; sponsor 2 for […]

Please contact sponsorship@ fpf.org for more informatio n. The Privacy Executives Summit presents an exclusive occasion for members of FPF’s Advisory Board to connect with their peers. The agenda is centered around peer-to-peer sessions, providing a platform for discussions on the significant challenges in data protection with some of the industry’s brightest minds. $3,500–$7,000 […]

Please contact sponsorship@ fpf.org for more information. ISRAEL C YBER WEEK FPF DELEGATION LUNCHEON SPONSOR • $5,500 • 2 available » Company name and logo included in Lunch invitation and schedule of event s with recognition, “Lunch brought to you by [Your Company Name]” » Company name and logo displayed on signage at Luncheon […]