ABOUT THE PRIVACY SYMPOSIUM AFRICA

Privacy Symposium Africa is a unique platform established to attract, present, and discuss original research results, policy and technology developments related to personal data protection and privacy, aiming at promoting discussions, collaboration, and knowledge exchange on data protection and Privacy.

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WHAT TRANSPIRED
DURING PSA 2023



3 days of inspiring keynotes, thought-provoking panels, one-to-one meetings and limitless, high-value networking.


Call for papers

The call for papers is an invitation for experts and researchers to submit their work for consideration...

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Let’s talk

It is designed to encourage informal and interactive discussions on various privacy-related topics

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Meet Ups

With participants from all over Africa, this will be an opportunity to connect, seek out inspiration and find collaboration opportunities…

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Master classes

These will provide participants with in-depth training and education on various privacy-related topics.

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Pan-African Privacy Regional Engagements

These engagements are aimed at promoting awareness, fostering discussions, and…

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Tributes

The PSA pays tribute and honors individuals or organizations that have made significant contributions to the field of privacy…

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Privacy Scorecard Report 2023

The purpose of the Privacy Scorecard report is to give consumers and stakeholder’s information…

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Panel discussions

They will provide a platform for participants to engage in thoughtful and insightful discussions on…

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PSA 2023 HIGHLIGHTS



Since inception we have always had some of the very best subject matter experts on privacy and data protection.


Who attends Privacy Symposium Africa?

Privacy symposium Africa offers a unique platform for thousands of individuals in Africa as well as across the content to meet, connect, discuss and exchange ideas on the subject of data protection and privacy. Join our global community of privacy experts, policymakers, business leaders, and individuals from across the continent to discuss the latest developments and challenges in the field of privacy and data protection.


FAQS

1What are masterclasses at PSA?

One of the key features of PSA are the Master Classes, these provide participants with in-depth training and education on various privacy-related topics.

The Master Classes at the Privacy Symposium Africa are designed to provide participants with a deeper understanding of the latest developments and best practices in the field of privacy and data protection. They are led by experienced privacy professionals and experts, and provide participants with hands-on training and practical knowledge on a range of privacy-related topics.

2Are there networking opportunities at PSA?

The Privacy Symposium Africa is not just a conference, but it also offers opportunities for participants to network and connect with one another. One of the key features of the event are the meet-ups, which are informal gatherings of participants who have common interests or goals related to privacy and data protection.

The meet-ups at the Privacy Symposium Africa are a unique opportunity for participants to network and build relationships with like-minded individuals. Participants join meet-ups based on their interests, such as privacy in the technology sector or privacy laws and regulations. During these meet-ups, participants engage in discussions, share experiences and knowledge, and collaborate on initiatives related to privacy and data protection.

3What is the Privacy scorecard report and its role?

The Privacy Scorecard report is a tool used to assess and evaluate the privacy practices of organizations and companies. It provides a comprehensive overview of how organizations handle personal data and how they protect the privacy of individuals. The purpose of the Privacy Scorecard report is to give consumers and stakeholder’s information to make informed decisions about the privacy and security of their personal information.

The scope of the report typically covers an organization's privacy policies, data collection and use practices, and security measures. The privacy scorecard utilizes objective, quantifiable parameters for analyzing the policies and practices of the selected data collectors.

This year the Privacy Scorecard Report will provide an overview of the privacy and data protection regimes in Uganda, Kenya, and Mauritius, highlighting their strengths and weaknesses.

4What does Privacy Symposium Africa really mean?

The Privacy Symposium Africa (PSA) is an event that focuses on discussions and presentations about privacy and related issues in the African context. It brings together privacy experts, policymakers, business leaders, and individuals from across the continent to discuss the latest developments and challenges in the field of privacy and data protection.

Since inception, the PSA has offered innovative propositions in legal, regulatory, academic, policy and technological development in the area of Privacy and Data Protection.

Number of countries
54

Countries

Speakers
40

Speakers

Sessions
20

Sessions

Days
03

Days