Upcoming Events

Risk assessment and prioritization are essential pillars of a privacy management program. With the growing complexity of Canadian privacy laws, organizations must be equipped to identify and prioritize privacy risks in a structured, defensible manner.

In this session, Tricia Ralph and Tamara Adler will review how evolving Canadian privacy laws are shaping risk assessment expectations, provide practical approaches to conducting privacy impact assessments and setting priorities, and explore strategies for embedding risk management practices into your privacy program.

This presentation will communicate how modernized privacy law & other trust framework factors enable our digital health interoperability ecosystem.

Ongoing auditing and monitoring are critical to maintaining a strong and accountable privacy program. As Canadian privacy laws place increasing emphasis on demonstrable compliance, organizations must ensure that auditing and monitoring practices are robust, practical, and effective.

In this session, Tricia Ralph and Kaitlyn Hebert will review the auditing and monitoring requirements emerging from Canadian privacy laws, provide practical guidance on developing and operationalizing monitoring frameworks, and explore methods for identifying program gaps and maintaining continuous improvement.