WEBINAR

The Future of Privacy Technology → From Trust to Evidence

In this keynote, hear from privacy leaders at HP and Grindr as they reveal how integrating privacy into the core of their products is transforming compliance—and get an exclusive look at how Privado.ai’s vision and roadmap are shaping the future of privacy management in software.

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05
February
8:40 am
(PT)
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60 minutes
Aaron Weller
Leader, Privacy Innovation & Assurance, HP
Kelly Peterson
Chief Privacy Officer, Grindr
Vaibhav Antil
CEO at Privado.ai
Prashant Mahajan
CTO & Co-founder at Privado.ai

In today’s hyper-connected, software-driven world, privacy risks multiply as organizations scale. Relying solely on trust means counting on each team’s best intentions and manual processes to maintain compliance—a strategy that simply can’t keep up. The future of privacy technology is a new approach focused on the primary source of privacy risk: product. Only evidence-based privacy can address growing the risk, and the evidence lies in software products. We call this approach product privacy management. Implementing product privacy management means privacy is integrated across the product/software development lifecycle: design, development, and launch. Hear from privacy leaders at HP and Grindr how their organizations are already benefitting from this approach. Privado.ai’s co-founders will finish the keynote by sharing how Privado.ai's product roadmap is building towards the product privacy management vision.

In this Webinar:
  • How leading companies like HP and Grindr are embedding privacy into their products from design to launch, ensuring better compliance.
  • The power of evidence-based privacy and why focusing on the product is key to managing growing privacy risks.
  • Insights into Privado.ai’s roadmap and how it’s shaping the future of product privacy management.
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