As data privacy regulations expand and cybersecurity threats grow more sophisticated, ethics and compliance leaders are under increasing pressure to proactively address digital risk across their programs. In 2026, preparing your E&C strategy means thinking beyond policies and training—it requires thoughtful collaboration with cybersecurity, IT, legal, and data governance teams to embed ethical safeguards into every layer of your organization.
Join this timely discussion on how to build a compliance program that’s ready for today’s risk landscape—and resilient for what’s coming next. This session will explore how E&C leaders can take a more active role in shaping cyber-related policies, how to align with internal partners on shared goals, and what to watch for in 2026 across evolving privacy laws, incident response readiness, and employee behavior monitoring.
What you’ll learn:
- How to partner effectively with InfoSec, legal, and IT in your 2026 planning process
- The role of E&C in mitigating risks like data breaches, phishing, and shadow IT
- Key privacy and cybersecurity regulations expected to impact programs in 2026
- Practical ways to integrate digital risk into training, investigations, and culture-building
Whether you're refreshing your program or building your roadmap for the year ahead, this session will help you align compliance with security—and plan with confidence.
