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PrivSec AI: Privacy, Copyright, IP & Governance
One day on privacy, copyright and AI governance, for the people held accountable for all three. ExCeL London, 11 November 2026. £199 until 30 September, then £299. Every booking is reviewed.
Three risk threads. One day. One room.
2026 brought the most consequential wave of AI-related regulatory change in a decade — the UK's new AI and ADM Code of Practice, Data (Use and Access) Act enforcement, unresolved copyright battles over training data, and a fast-emerging legal fight over deepfakes and digital replicas.
Most conferences take one of these threads. PrivSec AI Governance takes all three, in a single day of practitioner-led sessions rather than vendor pitches, with keynotes from Lord Chris Holmes on the case for binding UK AI rules and Max Schrems on the new front line of GDPR enforcement.
You'll leave with a clear view of your compliance exposure across privacy, copyright and governance at once, direct access to the law firms, consultancies and technology vendors solving these problems in practice, and a room full of peers under exactly the same pressure.
PrivSec AI Governance runs as a separate conference on day two of #RISK Expo Europe. Your pass includes access to the wider expo floor on the same day.
Tickets are £199 until 30 September, then £299. Every booking is reviewed against the delegate criteria below.
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Every booking is reviewed. We keep the balance between practitioners and providers deliberately tight, so we check each booking against the criteria below and confirm by email within two working days.
Tickets are £199 until 30 September, and £299 after that. Booking takes one minute. If your booking doesn't meet the criteria we'll tell you why and refund you in full — you won't be left out of pocket while we check.
You qualify if you are
- Privacy and data protection leadership — Chief Privacy Officer, VP of Privacy, Data Protection Officer, Head of Data Governance, Data Privacy Lead, Global Privacy & Compliance Officer, Privacy Counsel
- Legal, IP and copyright — General Counsel, in-house AI or IP lead, legal counsel with responsibility for AI, training data or licensing exposure
- Risk, security and compliance — Chief Risk Officer, CISO, GRC Director, Head of Compliance, Head of Security Risk, Director of Cyber Security, IT Risk and Compliance Lead, InfoSec GRC Lead, Senior Technology Auditor
- AI leadership and ethics — Chief AI Officer, Head of AI, AI Ethics Officer, AI & Digital Transformation Director, Head of Global AI Infrastructure, CTO with AI governance accountability
In short: if you are personally accountable for how your organisation adopts AI lawfully, or you'll be the one answering when a regulator, a rights holder or your own board asks the question — this is built for you. We prioritise senior in-house professionals from regulated and data-intensive sectors, including financial services, insurance, healthcare, retail, technology, telecoms, professional services and the public sector.
What's on the agenda
- Keynote — Lord Chris Holmes Regulation With Teeth: Why the UK Needs Binding Rules on AI Transparency, Auditing and Data Rights
- Keynote — Max Schrems Hallucinations, Biometrics and the Digital Omnibus: The New Front Line of GDPR Enforcement
- Panel — Agentic AI and the Death of the Static Data Inventory: Governing Systems That Don't Sit Still
- Panel — AI vs AI: Cyber Threats, Defences and the Governance Gap Between Them
- Panel — Securing the Model: Protecting Training Data, Outputs and Infrastructure From a New Attack Surface
- Panel — Shadow AI and the Extended Vendor Chain: Auditing Third-Party AI Tools and Sub-Processors
- Panel — Harvest Now, Decrypt Later: Preparing Today's Data for Tomorrow's Quantum Threat