The IAF is pleased to announce Steve Wood, former ICO Deputy Commissioner and Chief Policy Advisor, has joined the IAF Team as a Senior Strategist. Read more about Steve and his extensive background in Liz Denham’s latest blog. https://t.co/bGqWxegN9C

Elizabeth Denham Joins Information Accountability Foundation as Chief Policy Strategy Officer in September. Read the details here. https://t.co/p12sfCqdoA #accountability #dataprotection #privacy #dataethics

Join us Monday for our hybrid program followed by panel discussions on discovering value with #AI to help us live better lives: https://t.co/TOVtowRk1Z @provcyber @iaf_org #artificialintelligence #AI #BalancingAiRisk Webinar ID: 940 9777 4883 Passcode: 062037

The latest IAF blog explores the appropriateness of the term “commercial surveillance” and the relationship between regulator actions, the FTC ANPR, and observation as processing. Read it here. #data #privacy #surveillance https://t.co/Hp08wm5UzV

In order to evaluate the draft American Data Privacy and Protection Act (ADPPA), the IAF team developed 10 criteria against which to consider privacy legislation. Read it all in our latest blog. https://t.co/otgkGniWhY #privacy #Risk #Dataethics

Scott Taylor, IAF Chair, announced that Barb Lawler has been elected President and Marty Abrams as Chief Policy Innovation Officer. Read more here. https://t.co/CYQiNm9sTR

Canada and UK Lead the Way in Addressing Data Flows Pertaining to People for AI. Read @Marty_Abrams latest IAF blog here. https://t.co/tnR8lOcf3D #privacy

What is the Basis for Privacy after the Overturning of Roe v. Wade? Lynn Goldstein explains in this blog. https://t.co/kkf9s3stTr

IAF Senior Strategist @lynngoldstein has looked closely at the Austrian DPA’s second Google Analytics case and says the decision incorrectly removes the risk test from data transfers to the United States. Read more here. https://t.co/siexXdZuof

The IAF reminds us that in these troubled times, data protection needs to be balanced with the right to be safe and secure. https://t.co/BEbzD6rhRg

Knowledge creation is the pathway to the future. Knowledge application impacts our everyday lives. Both make use of data pertaining to people. Application brings into play traditional privacy concerns, while creation does not. Regulators should treat them differently.

The Road to Expansive Impact Assessments. To enable trust-based AI that is demonstrably fair, organisations and regulators will need to evolve. Read the latest blog and new IAF report, The Road to Expansive Impact Assessments here! https://t.co/SZoXTpP9Ny

The IAF held its annual Summit last week virtually. The blog released today recaps the event. Read it here! https://t.co/BBJEEXvCbJ

Barb Lawler has joined the IAF as COO and Senior Strategist. Please see the announcement below. https://t.co/ptjohj9Csh

IAF Releases blog and paper on Schrems II and HR Data https://t.co/AWUThUWj7N

Last week the IAF posted a blog, entitled "In 2021, the Policy Currents will Blow Hard from Numerous Directions,” on five policy mega trends derived from thirteen cross currents impacting thoughtful data protection. Read @Marty_Abrams latest blog here: https://t.co/F36EuVnaGU

Read @Marty_Abrams latest blog on the California Privacy Rights Act of 2020 here.

The global privacy legislation marathon has moved to Canada where three jurisdictions are exploring new or updated legislation. Read more in @Marty_Abrams new IAF blog here. https://t.co/bCIqBoerQf

The COVID-19 virus has led privacy agencies to require proportionality when using technology to track infections. Read @Marty_Abrams latest blog here. https://t.co/NbI5uF4r7a

Distinguished colleagues Jose Alejandro Bermudez and Pablo Palazzi have an excellent commentary on Brazil’s fake news proposal in the 6/23 IAPP Dashboard. Fighting fake news should not kill fundamental rights. https://t.co/Frjy7h37zf