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NIST at PSR 2021
PEP is heading west! We will be participating in the following session and public roundtable at the IAPP Privacy.Security.Risk 2021 Conference in San Diego. Please note that the roundtable is free and open to the public – conference registration is not required.
If you are interested in talking to us at PSR, please reach out to us at PrivacyFramework [at] nist.gov (PrivacyFramework[at]nist[dot]gov)
PSR Session (October 21, 2021, 12PM - 1PM PDT)
Join the Team! Insights from NIST’s Privacy Workforce Public Working Group
Panelists:
Mary Chaney, CIPP/US, Director, Information Security and Privacy, ESPERION Therapeutics
Melanie Ensign, CEO, Discernible
Dylan Gilbert, Privacy Policy Advisor, NIST
J. Trevor Hughes, CIPP, President & CEO, IAPP
Abstract:
A skilled and knowledgeable workforce is a critical pillar of an effective privacy program, but demand is outpacing supply. The NIST Privacy Workforce Public Working Group (PWWG) has gathered hundreds of experts from around the world to create task, knowledge, and skill statements aligned with the NIST Privacy Framework and NICE Framework to support the development and recruitment of a robust workforce capable of managing privacy risk. In this session, hear from PWWG leadership about this collaborative effort, including key insights and challenges with workforce development, and how to get engaged to build this community resource.
Public Roundtable (October 21, 2021, 2:30PM – 3:30PM PDT)
Help Wanted: Growing a Workforce for Managing Privacy Risk, Roundtable Discussion
Moderator:
Dylan Gilbert, Privacy Policy Advisor, NIST
Abstract:
A skilled and knowledgeable workforce is a critical pillar of an effective privacy program, but demand is outpacing supply. In May 2021, NIST launched the Privacy Workforce Public Working Group (PWWG) with hundreds of experts from around the world collaborating to create task, knowledge, and skill statements aligned with the NIST Privacy Framework and NICE Framework to support the development and recruitment of a workforce capable of managing privacy risk. Join NIST for a roundtable discussion to learn about this collective effort and provide input on how NIST can create resources and guidelines to address your privacy workforce challenges.