Privacy teams are expected to reduce risk, enable AI, and unblock the business—often without the budget or authority to do so. The problem isn’t the importance of privacy. It’s the lack of a clear, credible business case.
Join this webinar to learn how privacy leaders are reframing privacy from a cost center into business infrastructure—with a measurable ROI.
Steven Robinson and Aaron Weller will share how they’ve successfully secured investment by showing value beyond enforcement avoidance: accelerating AI initiatives, reducing operational drag, and eliminating hidden costs tied to unmanaged personal data.
Come ready with your own challenges as we explore practical ways privacy can move faster, spend smarter, and actively enable the business.
All attendees can receive 1 IAPP CPE credit (scroll down for details)
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Keys to the Business Case for Privacy
In this webinar, you'll learn
- Enforcement avoidance: Identify compliance risks and demonstrate costs from litigation, corrective measures, and reputational damage
- AI initiative support: Explain how AI initiatives can move faster when teams already know what data they have and what they can do with it
- Compliance process efficiency: Show how automating assessments and contract reviews can save resources and speed up the business
- Data governance & minimization: Evaluate the costs and benefits of processing risky personal data and calculate the savings from reducing data processing overhead
- Privacy as infrastructure: Reframe privacy as an investment that reduces waste, limits risk, and powers innovation with a measurable ROI, not just a cost center.
- Cost of underinvesting in privacy: Organizations incur ongoing, often unquantified costs of storing and securing personal data with no business value. These costs can spike without warning from a breach, litigation, or regulatory action. Privacy programs identify and minimize those costs.
- Empowering leadership: Leaders who fund a proportionate privacy program incur planned and limited privacy compliance expense -- as opposed to finding out what compliance costs only after an incident or an audit discovers issues that might have been prevented. That’s a better outcome, and it’s an outcome that is easier to explain to business owners.
The IAPP (International Association of Privacy Professionals) has approved for webinar attendees to receive 1 CPE credit towards the following IAPP certifications: AIGP, CIPP/A, CIPP/C, CIPP/CN, CIPP/E, CIPP/US, CIPM, CIPT.
To receive CPE credits, attendees must self-report attendance by doing the following:
- Access your IAPP account and navigate to the CPE Submission Form
- Select “Non-IAPP Event or Online Program (web conference): Attendee” or “CPE/Other” on the Activity drop-down menu
- Choose the applicable certification(s) you would like to submit the CPE credits for
- Enter the date of the event and the number of CPE credits earned. In the Notes section, add the title of the event
- Hit submit! The credits are immediately added to your account
Still have questions? Send a note to cpe@iapp.org