Before you can build a meaningful privacy compliance program, you have to know what data your organization collects, where it lives, how it flows, and who touches it. Data mapping is that critical first step. For small law departments operating with lean teams and broad responsibilities, getting it right can feel daunting.

In this session, experienced practitioners will share practical advice and real-world experience on how small law departments can conduct, refine, and continuously improve their data mapping exercises. Drawing on firsthand experience guiding organizations through the process from the ground up the speakers will offer concrete strategies tailored to smaller in-house teams, with or without dedicated privacy staff.

Attendees will leave with a clearer understanding of how a well-maintained data map serves as the backbone of a broader data governance program, including supporting compliance efforts, privacy notices, data subject rights responses, records of processing activities, vendor contracts, and data protection impact assessments. Whether you are starting from zero or looking to mature an existing program, this session will deliver actionable takeaways you can put to work immediately.

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