Dan Or-Hof

Practice Areas

AI Regulation

IT & Data Protection

Corporate & Commercial Law (technology)

Privacy & Cyber

Space law

Career

Dan Or-Hof is the founder of Or-Hof Law and the Strand Alliance, an international privacy and cybersecurity alliance of top boutique firms, both of which were established with the vision of creating an environment of excellence with a personal touch. He is a dual-qualified attorney in New York and Israel and holds an LLM degree from UC Berkeley and Tel Aviv University (summa cum laude). Dan is also a certified privacy professional (CIPP/E; CIPP/US, CIPM, FIP) and the winner of the 2022 IAPP Global Vanguard Award for EMEA and a Westin Emeritus Fellow, IAPP.

Dan is a member of the Privacy Protection Public Council, a statutory advisory council that advises the justice department, other ministries, and Knesset committees on privacy-related legislation and regulation. In this capacity, he has authored numerous position papers and appeared before various committees.

In addition to his work in the legal field, Dan is also a lecturer at Tel Aviv University and Reichman University and has authored guides, opinions, articles, and position papers on data privacy. He is a frequent speaker and commentator and serves as the chair and member of various privacy-related boards and forums. Dan has also formed and is currently chairing the Israeli Data Protection Professionals Forum (IDPF), a professional hub for privacy and cybersecurity practitioners. He was also the first chair of the IAPP (International Association of Privacy Professionals) Israeli chapter (KnowledgeNet).

Professional Memberships

Israel Bar Association

New York State Bar

IAPP - The International Association of Privacy Professionals

ISU - The International Space University

Publications

The Privacy Leader Compass - convergence of Privacy and AI

IAPP Global Legislative Predictions 2024 -https://or-hof.com/news/iapp-global-legislative-predictions-2024/

Proactive caution: Israel’s approach to AI regulation (iapp.org)

New Israeli Temporary Law Requires Digital Services Cooperation in Severe Cyberattacks

Israel Considers AI-related Provisions in Privacy Legislation

Awards