Join ISPAB's Virtual Summit on Digital Security and Privacy
Published Date: 12/3/2025
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The Information Security and Privacy Advisory Board (ISPAB) will hold an open meeting on January 21-22, 2026, to talk about new ideas for keeping our digital info safe and private. Anyone interested can join in person or online, and the board’s advice helps shape government security rules. This meeting is a great chance for experts and the public to influence how our data stays protected without costing taxpayers extra.
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