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What upcoming developments are there regarding simplification, reduction, or even questioning of data protection in the European Union?
Alexandra Jaspar is the Director of the Authorization and Advisory Service at the Data Protection Authority (DPA), with over 25 years of experience in data protection, privacy, and compliance across both legal practice and leading organizations.
In her presentation, she will examine how the evolving geopolitical context is prompting European and national legislators to reconsider data protection, which is facing increasing pressure to reconcile the fundamental right to data protection with economic and political considerations.
As the ongoing trilogue between European Union institutions will be decisive in shaping the ethical and legal framework for tomorrow's data protection, many European organizations are increasingly turning to less privacy-friendly solutions, due to their reliance on foreign tech giants.
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Seemingly in agreement, problematic in reality: when the CIA triad doesn't tell the whole story of privacy
*confidentiality, integrity, availability
Hadrien Corrias is Head of Ethics & Compliance and Data Privacy Manager at Tractebel. Former Data Protection and Compliance Director France at Kingfisher plc, he has developed strong expertise in data protection, regulatory compliance, and digital ethics, reinforced by his certification as a Digital Ethics Officer issued by EDHEC Augmented Law Institute.
Her conference will explore the gap between legal compliance and ethical acceptability. It will highlight how ethics can help address risks often overlooked by legal frameworks, go beyond traditional security principles such as confidentiality, integrity, and availability, and consider the concrete impact of privacy decisions on affected individuals, without slowing down operational implementation.
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This roundtable aims to explore a question at the heart of our digital future: how to reconcile the rapid growth of artificial intelligence with data protection? Between innovation, regulatory challenges, and European ambitions, discussions will highlight current tensions as well as possible solutions for finding a sustainable balance. The objective is to consider how organizations, particularly European ones, can make this framework a true lever for technological progress, while strengthening citizens' trust.
Alexandra Jaspar she is appointed to the management of the Authorization and Opinion Service. She had previously managed this same service, formerly called the Knowledge Center, under the old version of the law.
A graduate of the Law Faculty of ULB and Northwestern University (Chicago), she has been an expert in personal data protection for 25 years. She was a lawyer at Linklaters, then a legal counsel and director of the Compliance department at bpost, notably in charge of fighting money laundering and privacy, before taking over the management of the Data Protection & Privacy division at Deloitte and the Legal & Compliance department at Utiq.
She was also Lecturer to the Solvay Brussels School of Economics and Management within the framework of the European Union's data protection program.
Hadrien Corrias is currently Ethics & Compliance Officer and Data Privacy Manager at Tractebel. Formerly Data Protection and Compliance Director for France at Kingfisher, he has recognized expertise in ethical governance, compliance, and data protection. Trained in the challenges of artificial intelligence and data ethics, he is notably certified as a Digital Ethics Officer by the’EDHEC Augmented Law Institute, event sponsor partner.
Egide Nzabonimana is a cybersecurity, IT governance, and digital transformation expert with over thirteen years of experience.
President of’ISACA Belgium Since 2021, after having been its vice-president and then secretary, he plays an active role in the development of the Belgian community around cybersecurity, risk management, audit, and digital trust.
In parallel, he is co-founder and CEO of SOCRAI, where he helps organizations strengthen their digital resilience and security strategy.
Anisse Chagraoui He is a legal expert specializing in digital law and DPO. He is also a university researcher in data law and AI in healthcare at Université Paris-Dauphine PSL, and is finalizing a thesis titled «Digital bodies: an essay on a new legal object», whose work has been published in the legal journal Third (Parallel Lawyers, November 2025).
He presented his research in March 2025 at the international scientific workshop InnovaHeart - Digital Twin of the Heart (Future4Care, Paris), alongside Inria, Charité Berlin, Dassault Systèmes, and Boehringer-Ingelheim. He is also founder of the consulting firm Health DPOs and NELSE, deeptech a French company accredited by the BPI, specializing in the legal and regulatory security of digital healthcare applications.
