Ressources

Public-facing privacy policies are contracts that represent what an organization may and may not do with personal information. This privacy information provided to consumers is often the individual’s only insight into an organization’s privacy practices

Speakers from the Office of the Ontario Information and Privacy Commissioner, the Office of the Information Commissioner, and the Office of the Privacy Commissioner discuss the latest access and privacy initiatives in their respective offices.

The conference consists of a panel discussion between three Chief Privacy Officers, discussing their experiences in their roles and their interaction with external counsel and internal clients, including topics related to practice management and professionalism.