DPO Forum Luxembourg 2026

💡Nearly a decade after the GDPR entered into force, the role of the Data Protection Officer remains essential but unevenly supported, with major disparities in resources, governance models, and integration within organisations.

📈As digitisation accelerates and compliance requirements expand, DPOs face growing operational pressure, particularly around data security, cloud environments, AI-driven processing, and cross-border data transfers.

🚦 The regulatory environment continues to evolve, with renewed focus on GDPR enforcement, CNIL guidance, NIS2, the Resilience Act, and emerging obligations linked to AI use in data processing.

🧭 The DPO Forum Luxembourg 2026 focuses on making the DPO role future-proof by addressing governance gaps, clarifying responsibilities, and translating regulatory obligations into practical policies, tools, and procedures.

🤝 Through conferences, a round table, and networking sessions, the event brings together DPOs, legal experts, CISOs, IT and data professionals to share concrete solutions and operational best practices.

📅 Taking place on December 10, 2026, at Le Royal Hotel in Luxembourg, the DPO Forum aims to provide decision-makers with pragmatic, business-oriented responses to today’s data protection and compliance challenges.

➡️ PRICING CONDITIONS

Event access for attendees

Free access: by invitation from sponsors and partners
Promotional code for AFCDP members: please contact us to obtain the code (mila@mark-com.com)

Paid access: for professional end users

Price: €125 per person, including access to conferences, roundtables, and catering

Paid access for industry professionals (including vendors, distributors, consultants, and integrators)

Price: €500 per person, including access to conferences, roundtables, and catering

☑️ GENERAL INFORMATIONS

Date

December 10, 2026

Location

The ROYAL Hotel

12 Bd Royal, 2449 Ville-Haute Luxembourg

Opening Hours

From 8:30AM to 5:00PM

👉 Please note that the event is exclusively for professional users and service providers in the sector and is therefore not accessible to students.