In 2027, privacy teams won’t just need to comply.
They’ll need to prove it.
Hear directly from regulators, enforcement attorneys, and privacy leaders on what gets checked and what evidence matters.
Over the years
2024
1,200+ joined
The first Bridge: one day on privacy engineering.
2025
1,500+ joined
44 speakers from Uber, Snap, LinkedIn, HP and more. Premiered our State of Mobile App Privacy report.
2026
2,400+ joined
Keynotes from CalPrivacy’s Tom Kemp and noyb’s Max Schrems. 9.75 IAPP CPE credits.
Welcoming Address
Welcome, the theme, sessions overview.
Keynote: Inside CalPrivacy: Audits, ADMT and the 2027 Rulebook
California’s privacy agency on what its new audit division checks and what the 2027 rules on automated decisions and risk assessments require. Attendees leave knowing what evidence to have ready.
Tracking and Pricing: Where California Enforces After SB 690
SB 690 narrows private CIPA suits, but the state’s own enforcement on tracking and surveillance pricing is growing. What California DOJ looks at now, and what to fix first.
More speakers to be announced.
Privado Product Session
Before the Letter Arrives: How Privacy Investigations Unfold
Learn how privacy investigations typically start, what regulators look for, and how companies can prepare before the first letter arrives.
Speakers to be announced.
Your Opt-Out Requests Are Being Tested: Verification, Friction and Cross-Device Failures
Regulators are submitting opt-out requests themselves and checking how they’re handled. Where request flows fail on verification, friction and devices, and how to test your own.
Lunch break, with fun session on Privacy
Fifteen minutes of privacy memes and the jokes only privacy people get.
Teens, Age Signals and Apps: What Regulators Expect in 2027
What the FTC’s new position on age verification means for apps and games, and how state age-assurance laws change what you collect from teens.
More speakers to be announced.
Live Tabletop: The Demand Letter Just Arrived
A demand letter lands, and the audience votes on each response decision while a litigator and a forensic expert show what the evidence says.
Privacy Pay, Roles and Budgets 2027: Report
First look at new data on privacy pay, roles and team budgets, with live polls so attendees can see where they stand.
Speakers to be announced.
Day 1 Closing Remarks
Day 1 recap and a preview of Day 2.
Day 2 Opening Remarks
Day 2 overview and sessions overview.
Day 2 Keynote: A Session with the AG’s Office
Speakers to be announced.
Running One Privacy Program Across the US, EU and UK
The EU’s data protection supervisor on where European privacy rules are heading, DPC’s key priorities for 2027, the AI Insights report, and much more.
Multistate 2027 Privacy Laws Rulebook: AI, Chatbots, Minors and Biometrics
The session covers how Colorado, Texas, Minnesota and other states differ, where they overlap, and how to comply with all of them.
Speakers to be announced.
Keep, Kill, Start: CPOs on Their 2027 Privacy Plan
Keep: what they’re carrying forward to 2027. Kill: what they’re stopping in 2027 to make room for AI governance without more headcount. Start: one new practice each (for example, continuous website testing, AI-assisted assessments, or board-level metrics).
Speakers to be announced.
Privado Product Session
California’s risk assessments for existing processing are due Dec 31, 2027. See how Wren drafts assessments with evidence from your documents, contracts and systems, with a customer’s results.
Lunch break, with fun session on Privacy
Cookies, GPC and Ad Tech Under Multistate Enforcement
Why consent banners can’t prove compliance, then state regulators on how they check opt-out signals and ad tech data flows across states.
Panel: Women leaders in Privacy
Women CPOs on winning budget, building influence without a big team, and reporting privacy to the board.
Speakers to be announced.
After the Breach: A Live Simulation
A breach unfolds in real time, from detection to notice to the regulator’s first letter, and the audience decides each next step.
Speakers to be announced.
Closing Remarks
Key takeaways from Bridge 2027
Speakers
Hear directly from regulators, enforcement attorneys, and privacy leaders on what gets checked and what evidence matters.
James Monagle
Partner, Fisher Phillips
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Three more reasons to register
Submit one anonymous question for our regulator and enforcement sessions. The strongest questions will be put directly to speakers during Bridge 2027.
Get the key US privacy compliance dates for 2027 in one downloadable file so you can plan your year before the deadlines arrive.
2,400+ privacy professionals joined Bridge 2026, which offered 9.75 IAPP CPE credits.
FAQs
A free virtual privacy summit, hosted by Privado AI since 2024. Regulators, attorneys, and privacy leaders on what’s changing and what to do about it.
Yes. Bridge is free to attend.
No. One registration covers both days and every session.
Yes. Sessions count towards IAPP CPE credits; Bridge 2026 offered 9.75.
Yes. Registered attendees get access to session recordings and resources after the event.
Yes. Every registrant can submit one anonymous question for the regulator and enforcement sessions. The strongest are put directly to speakers.
Both days run from 08:30 to 14:00 PT, on Wednesday, Feb 3 and Thursday, Feb 4, 2027.
No. Sessions are led by regulators, attorneys and privacy leaders. Privado AI hosts, with one short product session each day.
Yes. Bridge is free, so share the registration link. Each person registers with their own work email.