Jan 13, 2022
The 15th annual event brings together privacy professionals around the world for free education, training, and professional networking
NEW YORK - Jan. 13, 2022 - PRLog -- TRU Staffing Partners, a globally recognized award-winning search firm representing talent and opportunities in data privacy, e-discovery, and cybersecurity, today announced its slate of free events and resources for Data Privacy Day 2022, which takes place Friday, Jan. 28.
Data Privacy Day, which began in 2007, is an annual event in which the privacy industry comes together to celebrate and raise awareness of the vital and growing role that data privacy plays in society. It is an industry-wide, vendor-neutral celebration that includes educational and networking events, webinars, CPE opportunities, white papers, social media conversations, and more.
"As the world's leading privacy staffing organization, our participation in Data Privacy Day is part of our ongoing commitment to raising awareness among businesses and users about the importance of protecting the privacy of personal information online, encouraging compliance with privacy laws and regulations, and creating dialogues among stakeholders interested in advancing data protection and privacy," said Jared Coseglia, CEO & Founder of TRU Staffing Partners.
This year, TRU staffing partners will present two free, open-to-all webinars to celebrate Data Privacy Day:
How to Build an Effective Privacy Team
Wednesday, Jan. 19
11 a.m. ET
Speakers:
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