Nearly all state privacy laws, like California, Connecticut, Virginia, Montana, and Oregon, mandate that controllers conduct Data Protection Assessments (DPAs). The Colorado Privacy Act goes a step further, specifying the content of the DPAs, and, to further complicate the matter, the draft California regulations may include different requirements.

DPAs are required for any activities that present a "heightened risk of harm" or "significant risk" to consumers' privacy or security. While DPAs are a new and very time-consuming obligation, there is also value in performing these assessments. DPA's provide the opportunity for businesses to get in front of privacy issues before they become problems.

Given the questions and concerns we have received on this topic, we're excited to announce our upcoming webinar, Understanding, Scaling, and Automating Data Protection Assessments, created and hosted by  Priya Keshav and Gregory Szewczyk.

Topics to be covered

• Top challenges in conducting Data Protection Assessments and how to address them
• Automation of DPAs
• Assessing risk and appropriate risk flags for privacy risks
• Measuring privacy risks using results from the DPAs

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This webinar is approved by the IAPP - International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) for Continuing Privacy Education (CPE) Credits.