Featuring:

● [Pre-Recorded Keynote] Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, Chair, House Energy and Commerce Committee

● [Moderator] Tonya Riley, Senior Privacy Reporter, Bloomberg Law

● Brandon Pugh, Policy Director, Cybersecurity and Emerging Threats, R Street Institute

● Christopher Lewis, President and CEO, Public Knowledge

● Maureen Ohlhausen, Former Acting Chair and Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission; and Partner, Wilson Sonsini

In recognition of Data Privacy Day 2024, join the R Street Institute for its third annual privacy outlook event exploring the status of data privacy and security legislation and regulation in the United States and the path forward. Between action on a comprehensive data privacy and security bill last Congress and the explosion of artificial intelligence (AI), data privacy remains a critical and timely policy area. However, the United States is still without a comprehensive data privacy and security law, while states continue to act on their own forms of legislation.

We invite you to attend the formal program followed by a reception. The event will feature a panel of experts representing diverse viewpoints in the data privacy and security field. We will reflect on privacy action in 2023, the nexus between privacy and AI, children’s privacy legislation and regulation, the status of a federal comprehensive data privacy and security law, and potential next steps.

The Future of Data Privacy and Security in 2024