The Blueprint for Resilience: The #RISK Europe 2025 Agenda is Revealed
The full agenda for Europe’s most important event for governance, risk, and compliance (GRC), privacy, fraud prevention, AI, and security leaders is now live. Featuring over 200 world-class speakers, four dedicated content theatres, and a unique two-day journey, the event provides a blueprint for turning risk into resilience.
The Risk Leader’s Dilemma: Navigating a New Frontier of Power and Responsibility
As boardrooms chase the immense power of AI and data, the responsibility to manage the fallout lands squarely on risk leaders.
GDPR Revisited: Addressing Critiques and Evolving Perspectives
Join us for a balanced exploration of these issues and gain fresh insights into the ongoing evolution of data protection regulations.
GDPR Influence Beyond Borders: Global Perspectives on Data Protection [Sponsored by MineOS]
Embark on a journey exploring the global impact of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) beyond the confines of Europe in this enlightening session.
Meta Faces Legal Hurdles Over AI Data Usage in EU
Meta’s AI ambitions are once again coming under fire following privacy advocacy group, NOYB’s filing of complaints in 11 countries over the tech giant’s plans to use personal data for AI training.
Navigating the EU AI Act: Safeguarding Privacy and Security [Sponsored by Microsoft & MineOS]
Engage in discussions on navigating the complexities of privacy and security, gaining insights to thrive in the evolving AI regulatory landscape.
Preparing for a new regulation: Applying GDPR lessons prepare businesses for the EU AI Act [Sponsored by OneTrust]
Now, the countdown begins for the AI Act, requiring businesses to apply its provisions to their AI programs, including AI Impact assessments, risk measurement, and understanding third-party AI usage within the next two years.
Microsoft Under Fire in EU Over Alleged Children’s Data Privacy Breach
Privacy rights NGO, NOYB has filed two formal complaints with the data protection authority in Austria, alleging that Microsoft’s ‘365 Education’ services infringe upon children’s data privacy rights.
