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We’re pleased to have launched our latest podcast series to mark the start of Data Privacy Week - an international event to raise awareness of digital data privacy and how it is being safeguarded by organisations around the globe. In this episode - Associate Director in Digital Advisory, Bryan Beesley, is joined by Associate Manager, Adam Clark - going back to basics with the subject of data privacy and its evolving legislation within the EU and elsewhere. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/es44v7Y9 #DataPrivacyWeek #DataPrivacy #DataProtection

Data privacy management today looks very–VERY–different than it did 20 years ago. In fact, it's not just about privacy any more. Keith Enright, outgoing CPO at Google, explains. Catch Part I of our conversation with Keith on E4 of The Privacy Insider Podcast #DataPrivacy #DataGovernance #ChiefPrivacyOfficer #BigTech

📣📣 Episode 4 of the Privacy Insider Podcast is LIVE! 📣📣 How do you start a data privacy journey when data privacy is barely a thing? Ask Keith Enright. In our most recent episode, he talks about how his curiosity and passion eventually led him to the top privacy spot at Google. 👉https://pvcy.me/4dQT8OC 👉https://pvcy.me/3yLATLP #ThePrivacyInsider #DataPrivacy #Google #PrivacyCareers

Next up for the DOS Won't Hunt podcast: "Who Owns Me? -- Data Monetization, Data Privacy, and Data Ownership" Word of the data breaches attributed to ShinyHunters stirred up a conversation within our editorial team about ownership and control of personal data. This is not a new matter, but the increasing frequency of data breaches at massive scale has forced new considerations to be weighed by enterprises and the public. I am looking for guests for this Friday's recording of the podcast to discuss the forces at play in who holds and controls personal data, what individual recourse might be adopted by members of the public to exert control over data, what that means for monetization, and how cybercriminals continue to reshape this conversation. As always, the podcast recording will be Friday -- June 7. Please email me directly at joao-pierre.ruth@informationweek.com

Our instincts tell us that, to really do meaningful analytics and experimentation, we need user-level data (because, sure, we can always "roll things up" from a granular point; we can't "drill down" from natively aggregated counts!). That's deeply, deeply ingrained in the minds of analysts and marketers, which I think is a root reason for handwringing over privacy regulations and a tendency to constantly look for ways to work around those regulations to be compliant with them while also minimizing the data loss. This podcast episode where Debra Farber JD, CISSP, FIP interviews Matt Gershoff does an excellent job of blowing up that mindset. Collecting as much data as possible is really an *optionality* play (or, a "just in case" play; as opposed to a "just in time" or a "just enough" play). If the problem formulation up front is clear (which is an oft-ignored best practice, anyway), then data collected at some level of aggregation can often be just as good as user-level data, and it has the benefit of: 1) being much more privacy-aware, and 2) simplifying the analysis. Highly recommended listen: https://lnkd.in/dGAd4MT4

Have you listened to the latest episode of the Privacy Advisor Podcast? Hear IAPP's Jedidiah Bracy and Cobun Zweifel-Keegan, J.D., CIPP/US, CIPM in "Presidential election 2024: Where the candidates stand on privacy and AI governance policy" to get the privacy perspective you need: https://bit.ly/3Nh26cQ

Discover how to maximize AI-boosted zero trust setups for increased security and efficiency with Paul Blahusch, our chief information security officer at the U.S. Department of Labor. In a recent episode of GovExec's Beyond Borders: The Future of Zero Trust in Government podcast series, Paul shares his observations on implementation for federal agencies and the integration of AI into zero trust frameworks. To listen to the full episode, visit: https://lnkd.in/eGsX9EW2

New podcast! In this conversation with Sergio Maldonado for Masters of Privacy, Tumult Scientist Damien Desfontaines explains what data clean rooms are for, gives a summary of the different kind of technologies they use, and talks about an often neglected part of the puzzle — how safe is the output of the joint computation between parties? 🤔 Listen to the podcast here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/d5UFd5eJ ✨

🎙️ It's a Wrap: Final Episode of Privacy Tech Talk! 🎙️ Carlos Chalico and I are proud to present the grand finale of our privacy tech podcast! Join us on a final nostalgic journey, revisiting our interviews with privacy tech leaders from around the world 🌐: https://lnkd.in/eM4uYN-W A heartfelt thank you to our amazing lineup of guests, in reverse chronological order: Gary LaFever from Anonos: Data without the drama, Maxime Agostini from Sarus (YC W22), Tom Chavez from Ketch, Vaibhav Antil from Privado.ai, Ray Pathak, FIP formerly from Exterro, Abhi Sharma and Leila R. Golchehreh of Relyance AI, Jeremy Barnett from LOKKER, Khaled El Emam from Replica Analytics, Jeremy Mailen from Divebell (now Exterro), Markus Lampinen from Prifina - Liberty. Equality. Data., Patricia Thaine from Private AI, and Peter Barbosa from Opsware. Your insights have been invaluable. Special appreciation goes to our fantastic podcast editors, Sofia Perez and Aalia Adam, for their professionalism and making Carlos and I sound our best! And to our incredible listeners - THANK YOU! Your support has been the backbone of our success. We're thrilled and humbled by the reach of our podcast – over 10,000 listens globally, including in the US, India, Canada, Mexico, Australia, Japan, Vietnam, Switzerland, South Africa, Denmark, the United Kingdom, Belgium, and Brazil to name a few. The widespread interest in privacy technology has been truly inspiring. Here's to celebrating this journey together and to all the adventures yet to come in the privacy tech world! #podcast  #privacy  #privacytech  #dataprivacy  #technology  #compliancemanagement #complianceprofessionals  #privacypros  #privacyprofessional  #privacycompliance  #dataprotection  #data #privacyengineering #PrivacyTechnology #PodcastFinale IAPP - International Association of Privacy Professionals #ThankYou

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