Effective data privacy and artificial intelligence governance programs do not happen by accident. They are built on clear, well-structured foundational documents that define expectations, allocate responsibility, and translate legal requirements into operational practice.
In this webinar, we will examine the four core documents that form the backbone of a modern data privacy and AI governance program. Rather than focusing only on what these documents should contain, the discussion will explore why each one matters from a legal, compliance, operational, and risk-management perspective.
The session will address both external-facing commitments and internal governance controls, with an emphasis on how these documents function as business-enabling tools. We will discuss how they work together as an integrated framework, how they support accountability and risk management, and how they position organizations to withstand regulatory and stakeholder scrutiny.
Attendees will gain practical insight into:
This session is designed for legal, compliance, privacy, security, and business leaders seeking a clear, practical roadmap for building—or strengthening—the foundation of their organization’s data privacy and AI governance program.
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