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Data Privacy Week 2026 Kick-off

In honor of Data Privacy Week 2026.

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Kick off Data Privacy Week with an eye-opening conversation about the information you share online every day, often without even realizing it. From shopping online to asking questions to an AI chatbot, our digital footprint has grown in ways that can feel complicated, or even out of our control. Join us as we bring clarity to the confusion and give you the tools to feel confident in a rapidly changing online landscape. 

You’ll hear from privacy champions and technology experts who break down what “data privacy” really means for individuals today. We'll take a look at how personal information moves through the digital world, why it matters, and what simple steps you can take to take control of your data.  

Check out the rest of our Data Privacy Week webinars!

Speakers

rodolpho-eckhardt

Rodolpho Eckhardt

Software Engineer, Privacy

OpenAI

rodolpho-eckhardt

Rodolpho Eckhardt

Software Engineer, Privacy

OpenAI

udbhav-tiwari

Udbhav Tiwari

VP for Strategy and Global Affairs

Signal

udbhav-tiwari

Udbhav Tiwari

VP for Strategy and Global Affairs

Signal

Arjun Bhatnagar

Arjun Bhatnagar

Co-founder & CEO

Cloaked

Arjun Bhatnagar

Arjun Bhatnagar

Co-founder & CEO

Cloaked

dana-simberkoff

Dana Simberkoff

Chief Risk, Privacy, and Information Security Officer

AvePoint

dana-simberkoff

Dana Simberkoff

Chief Risk, Privacy, and Information Security Officer

AvePoint

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