How Privacy-by-Design Turns Biometric Risk into Legal Confidence

Legal and privacy teams are under pressure to make fast calls on biometric access and AI-enabled systems. The smartest ones are moving beyond fear — using privacy-by-design to turn risk into trust. Yet myths and misunderstandings still keep many companies on the sidelines, creating risk instead of reducing it.

Join moderator Amy Natasha Osteen, General Counsel of Alcatraz AI, Felice Gray-Kemp, who has led legal departments at companies like Cyient, LEGO, and Honeywell, and Matthew Ellis, Data Protection leader at companies like Peloton, Kroll, and Epsilon, for a fast-moving 30-minute conversation that cuts through the noise.

We'll clarify what biometric access really does, how privacy-by-design changes the legal calculus, and what in-house counsel, DPOs, and business leaders need to know before the next "security upgrade" shows up at the door:

- The top misconceptions about biometric access that drive bad decisions.

- How GCs and DPOs can evaluate vendors for privacy, compliance, and transparency.

- How privacy-first design can actually lower legal and reputational risk.

Then stay for a 15-minute Q&A to dig deeper into your toughest questions about security, law, and trust. We'll pick a winner for a pair of Apple AirPods 4*!

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