Send us a textImagine having just one key for every lock in your house—sounds handy, right? But when it comes to your online security, this convenience could lead to disaster. Join me, Cameron Ivey, as we navigate the treacherous waters of online safety during Cybersecurity Awareness Month, with a special spotlight on the simple yet powerful habit of password management. Fresh from my whirlwind travels to PSR in Los Angeles and a corporate retreat in Santa Rosa, I’m back, a little under the weather but eager to share insights that could safeguard your digital life. This episode of Privacy, Please is your ticket to understanding the common mistakes we all make, like reusing passwords—and how to avoid falling into these traps. I’ll introduce you to the world of password managers, which can transform the way you protect your online accounts without causing a headache. Expect a light-hearted yet informative discussion packed with practical advice to boost your digital security. Whether you’re a seasoned listener or new to the show, there’s something here for everyone to learn about keeping their online presence secure. Support the show

Send us a textUnlock the secrets of privacy innovation and assurance with our enlightening conversation featuring Aaron Weller from HP. Aaron walks us through his fascinating journey of establishing a new privacy engineering function at HP and expanding into privacy assurance. You'll discover how his team is tackling significant challenges, such as developing standards for data aggregation and preventing re-identification attacks, with practical examples like employee surveys and website performance metrics.What happens when the need for privacy intersects with the rapid advancements in AI? We delve into this critical topic by examining the dual threats of data re-identification and evolving AI legislation. Aaron provides invaluable insights into the ethical principles and security measures necessary to navigate this complex landscape. Additionally, we give you a sneak peek into an intriguing upcoming panel on AI governance featuring a humanoid AI, highlighting the unpredictable and exciting future potential of this groundbreaking technology.Looking to the horizon, we explore the future predictions in data governance and the revolutionary impact of quantum computing on cryptography. Aaron discusses the strategic rethinking required as AI and technology advance, emphasizing the importance of integrating privacy measures directly into the code. Join us as we reimagine our relationship with data, ponder the necessity for solid foundational frameworks, and highlight the critical role of early detection in privacy issues. This episode is a must-listen for anyone invested in the future of data management and privacy. Support the show

Send us a textCalifornia's Senate Bill 1047 is on the brink of becoming a law, and we're here to break down what that means for the tech industry and society at large. Tune in as I dissect how this controversial bill mandates rigorous testing of AI systems to identify potential harms such as cybersecurity risks and threats to critical infrastructure. I've got insights from policymakers, including Senator Scott Weiner, who argues that the bill formalizes safety measures already accepted by top AI firms. Amidst passionate debates, hear how tech giants like Google and Meta push back against the regulations, fearing they could cripple innovation, especially for startups. Meanwhile, proponents, including whistleblowers from OpenAI and notable figures like Elon Musk and Yoshua Bengio, champion the necessity of such rules to mitigate substantial AI risks. We’ll also explore the broader legislative landscape that aims to combat deep fakes, and automated discrimination, and safeguard the likeness of deceased individuals in AI-generated content. Support the show

Send us a Text Message.Curious about the latest buzz from DEFCON and Black Hat? We promise you'll gain fresh insights into the world of cybersecurity, including a behind-the-scenes look at Palo Alto's marketing mishap that set the industry ablaze. Join Cameron Ivey and Gabe Gumbs as they shed light on the evolving landscape of cybersecurity, celebrating the growing contributions of diversity while acknowledging the industry's ongoing challenges.But that's not all—we dive into the nitty-gritty of AWS account takeovers, uncovering the risks and misconceptions that many IT professionals face. From shadow accounts to AWS's dominance over Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure, we've covered you with the latest research and conference highlights. Plus, we share some fun moments and upcoming events like PSR and IAPP in LA, sprinkled with a bit of autograph signing and fan interactions. Tune in for an engaging episode that combines technical deep dives with thoughtful industry reflections and a touch of humor! Support the Show.

Send us a Text Message.Ever wondered how evolving privacy laws impact your company’s risk profile and compliance strategies? Join us for a captivating discussion with Ray, the Chief Compliance and Data Privacy Officer at TopCon Healthcare, and K, a seasoned privacy attorney with a unique nursing background. Ray shares his journey from the early days of HIPAA to his current challenges at TopCon, while K offers insights on transitioning seamlessly between legal and non-legal roles. Together, they unravel the complex interplay between legal and consulting roles in data protection, offering valuable insights for anyone navigating the privacy landscape.From the merits of hiring consultants versus law firms to manage privacy programs to the intricacies of data inventories and impact assessments, this episode tackles the pressing issues companies face today. We explore real-world scenarios, like the innovative Harmony platform at TopCon Healthcare, demonstrating how new business activities can shift a company’s risk profile. Ray and Kay provide a balanced perspective on when to engage consultants for their hands-on expertise and when to turn to law firms for their regulatory acumen.But it’s not all serious business—Ray shares a hilarious anecdote about the precise positioning of toilet paper, adding a touch of humor to our deep dive into privacy tech evolution and the essential collaboration between privacy and security officers. Whether you’re a privacy professional or someone interested in the dynamic between legal and consulting roles, this episode is packed with insights, practical advice, and a few laughs. Tune in and gain a fresh perspective on the ever-changing world of privacy compliance and consultancy. Support the Show.

Send us a Text Message.What if a single cybersecurity incident could cost your company billions? On this episode of Privacy Please, Cameron Ivey and Gabriel Gumbs dissect the monumental CrowdStrike incident that left 8.5 million Windows machines vulnerable and sent shockwaves through the IT community. As a dedicated Linux user, Gabriel lends his unique perspective, backing CrowdStrike amidst the backlash and exploring why public overreactions might be misplaced. We dig into the staggering five billion dollar financial toll and stress the importance of recognizing technology's imperfections. Our hosts also revisit cybersecurity fundamentals—confidentiality, integrity, and availability—emphasizing the crucial role of backup and recovery in maintaining these principles.But it’s not just about understanding what went wrong; preparation is key. Using the CrowdStrike incident as a pivotal case study, Cameron and Gabriel offer actionable advice on disaster recovery strategies crucial for any business. They break down the shared responsibility model in the cloud, highlighting how data and identity still lie in the hands of the customer. From adhering to the 3-2-1 rule of data protection to automating recovery processes and keeping offline guides, they cover practical steps to bolster your recovery plans. With industry-specific insights and tips tailored to sectors like healthcare and aviation, this episode provides essential guidance for any organization looking to proactively navigate IT disasters. Support the Show.

Send us a Text Message.An exclusive livestream episode presented by Transcend and Privacy Please. Join Cam and Gabe as they chat with industry leader Amit Danenberg, who has a proven track record of spearheading security & privacy operations at top organizations like Cisco, Sonos, and Willow Innovations.We dig into some crucial topics, including:✅ Uncovering the advantages of prioritizing security & privacy in both operational and cultural aspects✅ Learning effective ways to manage privacy programs and choosing the right technology partners who share the same vision.✅ Understanding essential steps to prepare your enterprise for AI while ensuring data privacy & security. Support the Show.

Send us a Text Message.As we reach the middle of the year, the focus is on responsible AI usage and the advancement of privacy measures, emphasizing their significance in both personal and business settings.Our discussion then turns to a more serious topic: the alarming increase in ransomware attacks. Occurring approximately every 17 seconds and leading to the compromise of billions of records, there's a clear need for strong data protection and recovery strategies. We delve into the evolving nature of these cyber threats and explore what businesses can do to protect their operations.Additionally, mark your calendars for our live show on July 16th featuring special guest Amit Danneberg, who will share insights on integrating privacy and security into business practices. Source - https://www.itgovernanceusa.com/blog/data-breaches-and-cyber-attacks-in-2024-in-the-usa#april-2024 Support the Show.

Send us a Text Message.History of location sharing, it certainly didn't start yesterday folks...😉 Younger internet users seem to be okay with sharing their location data and the convenience it offers however, what about the potential risks of being constantly tracked? Do you know how much of your life is up for grabs in the digital world? In this electrifying episode of "Privacy Please," I, your host Cameron Ivey, morph into Ace Ventura, Privacy Detective, to lead you through the chaotic jungle of digital surveillance. From the massive amounts of location data in your smartphone to the generational divide over tracking, we tackle the intricate dance between convenience and privacy. Whether you're a privacy vet or someone who shrugs off the idea of sharing your whereabouts with friends, this episode is a rollercoaster ride of insights and surprises.-Source credit to Elaine Moore for the original article Support the Show.

Send us a Text Message.What if managing your company's digital secrets could be as seamless as sending a Slack message? Join us as we converse with Brian Vallelunga, the innovative CEO and founder of Doppler, who reveals his journey from Uber to spearheading a game-changing solution for developers. We cover Brian’s intriguing path, including a rocky venture into the world of crypto machine learning, and a transformative moment in Mexico that highlighted the pressing need for efficient secrets management. Learn how a pivotal dinner conversation and inspiration from Slack's Stuart Butterfield catalyzed the creation of Doppler, making it an indispensable tool for developers around the globe.Why do so many companies fail to protect their most sensitive data? Brian and our hosts break down the alarming oversight of "secrets" like API keys and database URLs in data security. Hear a harrowing personal story of a scam that exploited breached data, gather practical tips on safeguarding your information and much more! Support the Show.

Send us a Text Message.Ever wondered about the hidden privacy risks lurking in your everyday Wi-Fi connections? In this episode, Cameron and Gabe discuss the hidden risks of Wi-Fi based positioning systems. They highlight a paper by Eric Rye and David Levine that explores the privacy risks associated with these systems. The paper discusses case studies where sensitive information about troop movements and refugee migrations was revealed through these systems. The conversation emphasizes the need for a larger conversation about the widespread use of these systems and the potential privacy implications.Source: https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.14975Credit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erik-rye/ & https://www.linkedin.com/in/dave-levin-658b2564/ Support the Show.

Send us a Text Message.Should AI have a role in the legislative chamber? Arizona State Representative Alexander Kolodin says "yes," leading to a groundbreaking law crafted by ChatGPT. I'm Cameron Ivey, and I’ll dissect the story behind this innovative bill addressing deepfakes in elections, made with AI assistance and causing ripples in the privacy community.This isn't just another political maneuver; it's a bold step toward a future where AI and lawmakers collaborate to shape regulations. Join me as we delve into the delicate balance of protecting free speech while curbing AI-generated misinformation. We'll explore Kolodin's approach, which includes measures for authenticating deepfakes through judicial channels, while also preserving the realms of comedy and satire.This legislation aims to control narratives and enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of AI-assisted lawmaking. Our discussion will transcend privacy, touching on the essence of truth in the digital age. Tune in, share your thoughts, and let's unpack this futuristic topic together. Love and privacy to all—Cameron Ivey  Support the Show.

Send us a Text Message.Explore the dark side of cyber threats as we unveil the terrifying impact of ransomware attacks on the healthcare sector. In a gripping discussion with Cameron Ivey and Gabe Gumbs, we uncover how healthcare institutions are targeted for their sensitive data, risking patient privacy and trust. Through real-life stories of ransom payments gone wrong and the looming threat of repeated attacks, we reveal the harsh reality: paying ransom is just the beginning of the nightmare.Drawing insights from the 2023 Verizon Data Breach Investigation Report, we highlight a disturbing trend where ransomware aims not just to steal data, but to cripple operations, leaving vital medical equipment useless and multiplying the risk of human error. We delve into the shortcomings of data backup strategies and debunk myths surrounding the security of SaaS platforms. Join us for this conversation to empower yourself with more insights to safeguard your organization's data and people against cyber threats. Support the Show.

Send us a Text Message.Discover the intricate dance between technology and ethics as Jake Ottenwaelder, principal privacy engineer at Integrated Privacy LLC, takes us into the heart of fractional privacy engineering. Join us for a captivating journey where Jake, pivoting from cybersecurity to privacy engineering, decodes the complexities of modern data protection laws. He artfully bridges the gap between legal mandates and technical implementation, providing a lifeline to organizations navigating the treacherous waters of GDPR compliance and beyond. This episode is a beacon for anyone seeking clarity on the interplay between privacy, technology, and legal frameworks.As we navigate the subtle distinctions between security and privacy engineering, Jake imparts wisdom on the essence of an engineering mindset in privacy practices. He dissects the rich tapestry of privacy engineering, painting a landscape where ethical data stewardship takes center stage, and integrative privacy solutions redefine how companies interact with consumer data. For those in the security sector eyeing a shift to privacy, Jake offers a roadmap, underscoring process improvement and the potential of privacy automation to transform the industry landscape.We wrap up with a profound discussion on the broader implications of privacy engineering — from the ethical quandaries in AI to the pivotal role data privacy plays in national security. Jake sheds light on the convoluted challenges faced by organizations, such as data deletion and retention, and advocates for equitable privacy that transcends user sophistication. The episode concludes with a reflection on the future of data economy ownership amidst geopolitical shifts, a conversation that will resonate with anyone invested in the intersection of technology, privacy, and global affairs. Support the Show.

Rumor Has It, in Privacy...Banning TikTok won't solve social media's issues with foreign influence, teen harm, and data privacy. Despite the proposed ban, the underlying problems remain unaddressed. We need comprehensive solutions to tackle these challenges head-on.  Support the Show.

Rumor has it, in privacy, we discover how a damning federal report has exposed serious lapses in the tech titan's security armor, leaving businesses and individuals to question their trust in the cloud. As Microsoft faces a breach with Chinese fingerprints and a culture of shrugged shoulders towards security investments, we're unpacking what it all means for the future of enterprise safety. Buckle up as we explore the ramifications for Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud, who might just dance in the rain of Microsoft's storm.Listen in as we highlight the Cybersecurity Review Board's urgent call for action and how CEO Nadella is positioned to lead a revolution in Microsoft's approach to cybersecurity.  Support the show

Hold onto your hats because we're cracking open the American Privacy Rights Act – a piece of legislation that's causing quite the stir. Will it be the superhero the privacy community has been waiting for, or is it a wolf in sheep's clothing? We dissect the nitty-gritty from data minimization to opt-out rights and ponder the act's potential global ripple effects on data protection.  Support the show

Join us for a our new short Rumor Has It in Privacy.  As I walk you through the labyrinth of class action settlements that could put money back in your pocket. This episode is a treasure map, leading you to the X that marks the spot on significant payouts from big-name companies that might owe you more than just an apology. From Verizon's sneaky fees to Subaru's gear-grinding mishaps and the fiery engines of Kia and Hyundai, I'll be your guide on this solo expedition to reclaim what's yours. Support the show

Prepare to have your mind expanded as we navigate the complex labyrinth of large language models and the cybersecurity threats they harbor. We dissect a groundbreaking paper that exposes how AI titans are susceptible to a slew of sophisticated cyber assaults, from prompt hacking to adversarial attacks and the less discussed but equally alarming issue of gradient exposure.As the conversation unfolds, we unravel the unnerving potential for these intelligent systems to inadvertently spill the beans on confidential training data, a privacy nightmare that transcends academic speculation and poses tangible security threats. Resources: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2402.00888.pdf Support the show

Our discussion takes a turn towards the skepticism now cast over Glassdoor and similar platforms. With anonymity in jeopardy, what's the true weight of an online review? We explore the pitfalls of anonymous comments devoid of context and the importance of leaning on personal networks for the real scoop on companies. The conversation doesn't shy away from the hard questions – it's a prompt for you to scrutinize digital platforms and their promises, urging a proactive stance on personal research. By the end of this thought-provoking dialogue, you'll be inspired to engage in deeper discussions and equipped to navigate the digital realm with a more critical eye... or so we hope. Support the show

This week on Privacy Please, we'll dissect the challenges that technologists face in harmonizing AI and privacy in their systems, and consider the state of AI governance laws that are shaping our digital future. Plus, get ready for a tale that hits close to home, shedding light on real-world privacy concerns that could affect any of us. Support the show

Could the addition of 'Govern' to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 be the game-changer in how we approach cybersecurity governance?  We unravel the significant evolution of the framework, now bolstering enterprise risk management with a holistic approach that's essential for any organization, big or small. We dissect the interplay of the six functions—Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, Recover, and the new kid on the block, Govern—and how this integration across the entire lifecycle of protection can redefine the conventional cybersecurity steps. No stone is left unturned as we debate the necessity of maintaining distinct cybersecurity and privacy frameworks in the face of increasing overlap, a question that is becoming more pertinent as the digital age advances. Support the show

Join us for insights into the crucial aspects shaping the future of privacy. We'll delve into the significance of diversity in the privacy sphere, with women at the forefront of leadership roles. Discover why mentorship is indispensable for those embarking on privacy careers. Explore the delicate balance between profit and privacy, as companies often prioritize the former, jeopardizing user trust. Learn about the anticipated impact of CPRA enforcement on data management and privacy practices. Finally, we'll discuss the imperative of addressing biases in AI development to ensure the fairness of algorithms. Don't miss these essential discussions that are shaping the landscape of privacy. Support the show

Ever wondered how to keep your AI from turning into a sci-fi cautionary tale? California's Senate Bill 1047 might just be setting the blueprint, and we're unpacking its potential to navigate the tightrope between innovation and consumer safety. Plus, we pay tribute to Black History Month in true literary fashion, tipping our hats to James Baldwin's enduring wisdom in his piercing examination of race in America.This episode isn't just a rundown; it's a journey through the trenches of tech and culture, where we spotlight California's daring stride into the domain of AI legislation and what it could mean for you. As we highlight CalCompute's mission to democratize AI and dissect measures to safeguard whistleblowers, we invite you to join us in a narrative that connects the dots between the pages of history and the code of the future.  Support the show

Prepare to embark on a journey through the looking glass of modern airport security with me, Cameron Ivey, as we tackle the TSA's big bet on facial recognition at over 400 US airports. Get ready to peel back the layers of the high-tech CAT2 machines designed to match your face to your ID, and weigh in on the tug-of-war between rapid convenience and the sanctity of privacy. We dissect the Traveler Privacy Protection Act and its crusade to safeguard our personal data amidst the rise of automated scanning options. You'll learn how to opt out if you're not keen on taking part in the digital lineup and hear from voices on both sides of the aisle, including Senator Jeff Markley. The episode goes beyond the security checkpoint, exploring the societal ripple effects of facial recognition software, as evidenced by corporate bans. So, buckle up for an unfiltered discussion that might just redefine your next trip to the airport. With Privacy Please, your next flight of thought is now boarding! Support the show

Celebrate the unsung heroes of privacy with us! Privacy Please's own Cameron Ivey and Gabe Gumbs tip their hats to the vanguards like Debbie Reynolds and Nishant Bhajaria, praising their unwavering dedication to our digital rights. We're not just talking shop; we're honoring the innovators who keep our data safe and our futures secure. From discussing the annual Privacy Week to giving a shout-out to those leading the charge, you'll feel the passion behind the pixels in protecting your personal information.Ever wonder if the watchdogs can watch themselves? We tackle the heated debate around the SEC's own data mishaps and whether they should be dishing out advice on data protection. Gabe doesn't pull any punches, defending the regulatory body with the kind of fervor that'll have you rethinking your stance on oversight. Listen in for a nuanced look at the complexities of privacy advocacy in the corporate and regulatory spheres – it's more than just a black-and-white issue. Support the show

This week on Privacy Please, discover the fine line between innovative tech and privacy pitfalls as I guide you through the complexities of generative AI in the corporate sector. Cisco's startling survey findings serve as the backbone of our discussion, revealing that a quarter of companies have pressed the panic button on generative AI tools to prevent data leaks and intellectual property breaches. You'll get a front-row seat to the latest industry moves, with tech juggernauts like Apple and Verizon leading the charge, and an exploration into the tension between AI integration and data protection.  Support the show

This week on Privacy Please, we dive into the underbelly of CES 2024 as consumer and privacy advocates expose the 'Worst in Show.' From BMW's questionable Alexa partnership to disposable Sennheiser earbuds and Instacart's AI cart pushing ads, discover the tech innovations sparking safety, privacy, and environmental concerns.  Support the show

Could your phone be spilling your secrets without your consent? Join us as we unravel the unnerving truths behind data privacy infringements, spotlighting the FTC's recent clampdown on X mode. In this enlightening conversation, we explore the treacherous terrain where personal phone location data is bartered for profit, inviting listeners to contemplate the fine line between technological convenience and privacy erosion. We're not shy about the tough questions or the complex answers, with nods to thought leaders like Jeff Jokisch and Heidi Shey for their expert perspectives on this critical issue.This episode is a tapestry of humor, insight, and a serious call to action for tighter regulation in a market that all-too-often undermines our societal values for the sake of profit. Tune in, and you might find yourself weighing the true price of digital convenience against the cold reality of a world where your every move could be for sale.Shout outs:https://www.linkedin.com/posts/heidi-saas-31a7a16_analysis-of-proposed-consent-order-to-aid-activity-7150572092676009984-cd8C/https://www.linkedin.com/posts/jozian_locationdata-locationprivacy-databrokers-activity-7150638135587078145-Qp8D/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop Support the show

This week on Privacy Please, we talk about the top episodes from S4 and show our appreciation for the love and support throughout this awesome journey. Looking forward to S5 and the new network we are launching along with our new show! Special shoutout to all of our guests, sponsors and excited for what is to come in 2024! Support the show

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This week on Privacy Please, we unravel the surprising truth behind declining cookies and explore if it poses greater privacy risks than acceptance. We also delve into the recent clash between Apple and Beeper Mini's iMessage service, examining the security concerns and efforts to restore the app. Join us as we navigate the delicate balance between privacy awareness and overreaction, providing insights and practical tips for a more informed digital journey. Tune in and discover why it's crucial to strike the right balance in this evolving landscape of online privacy. Support the show

In this weeks OVERREACTION episode, we unravel Apple's revelation about potential government spying on iPhone push notifications. Plus, we dive into a significant 23andMe data breach affecting 6.9 million users. Join us for essential insights on these privacy issues and tips to protect your personal data. Tune in to the Privacy Please Podcast – your guide to staying secure in a digital world! Support the show

In this weeks OVERREACTION MONDAY: Does ChatGPT Save Data? What You Need to Know Massive Healthcare Data Breach Exposes Full Names, SSNs, and More of 9 Million Patients - What Now?Unveiling the Privacy Intrusions: Apps That Could be Watching You Support the show

This week on Privacy Please, we had the pleasure of hosting David Crawshaw, the CTO and Co-founder of Tailscale. Tailscale specializes in offering innovative software and services designed to facilitate a seamless, secure, and efficient transition of businesses to the cloud. David shares insights into his journey back at Google and with Tailscale's unique approach, emphasizing the importance of smooth and safe cloud migration.  Support the show

Overreaction Monday:Get ready to overreact to three privacy-packed articles shaking up the digital scene this this week! 📱 Guardianship Guide: Your Phone, Your Digital Key!Your phone holds the key to your digital life. Ensure you're equipped with the know-how in case it goes missing. Preparing for the worst is simpler than you think, and it's never been more crucial. #DigitalSecurity #PhoneGuardianship #OverreactionMonday🚨 YouTube's Privacy Plot Twist: Criminal Charges Alert!YouTube's in hot water with criminal charges over ad-blocker detection. What does this mean for your online sanctuary? #YouTubePrivacy #DigitalTwist🔒 Privacy Rollercoaster: Battling for Your Digital Secrets!Lawmakers clash over digital privacy rules. Will this ride end with a digital fortress or leave us hanging? #PrivacyBattle #DigitalThrills #OverreactionMonday #TechThrillsBuzzcastKeep up to date on the latest podcasting tech & news with the folks at Buzzsprout!Listen on: Apple Podcasts   Support the show

Welcome to Overreaction Monday, your weekly rendezvous with the most pressing issues in the digital world. Tune in every Tuesday as we unpack three headline-making stories, delving deep into the realms of privacy, security, and technology. In this episode, we explore the alarming rise of AI-generated fake nudes, posing a significant threat to privacy, the unsettling revelation of 100,000 Torrent Sites users exposed, and the shockingly easy access to sensitive data from military personnel. Join us as we react, analyze, and dissect these major incidents, shedding light on the importance of safeguarding our digital lives. Stay informed, stay secure.BuzzcastKeep up to date on the latest podcasting tech & news with the folks at Buzzsprout!Listen on: Apple Podcasts   Support the show

This week on Privacy Please, unravel the mystery of Silicon Valley entrepreneur Tom Kemp, a mastermind in cybersecurity, investor, and policy advisor. Dive deep into his enigmatic journey and glean insights from his groundbreaking book, "Containing Big Tech," where he unveils a path to safeguard civil rights, economy, and democracy. Join us for an intriguing exploration of tech, power, and secrets. Don't miss out! Instacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour. Free delivery on your first order over $35.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

This week on Privacy Please, we go into the heart of digital security and personal privacy. As concerns about digital privacy echo historical events, this episode equips you with essential tool and strategies to safeguard your sources and data.Explore the art of secure communication with sources, learn to navigate the digital landscape anonymously, and discovery how to fortify your email correspondence. In a world where your privacy matters more than ever, embrace radical privacy measures and stay one step ahead. Tune in for quick and invaluable insights that empower you to protect your digital life effectively. Everyday AI: Keep up and get ahead by making AI work for yourCan't keep up with AI? We've got you. Everyday AI helps you keep up and get ahead.Listen on: Apple Podcasts   Spotify Support the show

This week on Privacy Please, we delve into the intricate world of facial recognition technology, exploring its conveniences, challenges, and profound privacy implications. Drawing insights from Kashmir Hill's book, "Your Face Belongs to Us," we navigate the thin line between convenience and catastrophe. From real-world implications to future predictions, we dissect the digital maze of biometric data and surveillance. We empower listeners to protect their privacy through education, advocacy, and digital literacy. Tune in as we unravel the complexities of facial recognition, emphasizing the collective responsibility to safeguard our identities in the digital age. Stay informed, stay vigilant - Privacy Please Support the show

This week on Privacy Please, we dive deep into data privacy, exploring regulations, secure data features, and striking the balance between innovation and privacy. Discover the human side through empowering education and learn the importance of continuous privacy audits. Join us as we uncover strategies that build unshakable trust, turning data privacy into a strategic advantage for tech marketers.  Support the show

🚀 This week on Privacy Please, we're about to drop some knowledge that's hotter than the school cafeteria's mystery meat! 🔥Attention, parents and students: 📚✏️ It's back-to-school time, and while we can't promise to make algebra fun, we can guarantee you'll leave our episode with your privacy knowledge at the head of the class.We're serving up more than just cafeteria food for thought. We're dishing out vital tips to safeguard your little Einsteins' online privacy. 🧠🌐Topics on the menu include:🔒 Opting out of data sharing (Because your kid's report card shouldn't be traded like Pokémon cards!)⏰ Managing screen time (It's all fun and games until Fortnite becomes a full-time job.)📜 Understanding FERPA (Hint: It's not a new spelling bee champ!)Join us as we make sure your child's online safety and academic success are on the honor roll. 🏆📖Stay tuned, because this episode may just open some eyes wide enough to catch all those algebraic variables! 🤓🔍 #PrivacyPlease #BackToSchool #PrivacyProtectors Support the show

This week on Privacy Please, we delve into the groundbreaking 345 Million dollar fine levied against TikTok for Privacy violations affecting children. Join us as we uncover the details of this two year investigation, explore the implications for children's data privacy, and examine TikTok's response to the changes. Don't miss this crucial blog cast on safeguarding our children's online privacy.  Support the show

X Corp, previously known as Twitter, has updated its privacy policy to use user data for AI development. This shift raises concerns about user privacy and legal compliance, especially in light of state-level privacy laws and vague policy language. We predict potential legal battles, regulatory responses, increased user awareness, and industry-wide adjustments as companies strive to balance transparency and clarity in their policies. This shift has global implications, shaping the future of AI and privacy regulations. Stay tuned for insights into the evolving landscape of AI and data protection. Support the show

Embark on a captivating journey into the world of digital privacy in this week's episode of Privacy Please! Join us as we chat with Ben Brook, Co-Founder and CEO of Transcend, exploring his background, the inception of Transcend, solving tech debt for privacy, demystifying Silicon Valley, and the future of privacy in the tech industry. From measuring privacy success to the importance of data rights, we cover it all. Don't miss this insightful and thought-provoking conversation!Digest & Invest by eToro | Insights on Trading, Markets, Investing & FinanceHear the latest financial news in a fun and digestible format. A must-listen for traders.Listen on: Apple Podcasts   Spotify Everyday AI: Your guide to not only learning AI, but how to leverage it in businessCan't keep up with AI? We've got you. Everyday AI helps you keep up and get ahead.Listen on: Apple Podcasts   Spotify Instacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour. Free delivery on your first order over $35.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

This week, we're unpacking highlights from Black Hat, revealing cutting-edge products, and shedding light on the alarming surge of undetectable ransomware attacks. Stay in the cybersecurity loop – tune in now!🎙️ #PrivacyMatters #CybersecurityUpdate #privacypros #podcast#blackhat2023 #blackhatStay curious and secure,Cam Support the show

This week on Privacy Please, we explore the escalating demand for data in the realm of Generative AI as companies race to fuel powerful AI models. The controversy surrounding Zoom's data policy shift serves as a microcosm of this trend, revealing the intricate balance between technological advancement and user privacy. Join us to delve into the implications of this data hunger, from AI image generators to advanced chatbots, and discover how the industry navigates the challenge of fostering innovation while respecting ethical data practices. Instacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour. Free delivery on your first order over $35.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

Get ready for an enthralling episode of "Privacy Please" as we sit down with the brilliant Jane Lee, a seasoned Trust and Safety Architect at Sift. Join us as we unravel a captivating conversation that delves deep into Jane's journey and expertise. From the intriguing world of machine learning to an insightful exploration of the "pig butchering" investigation, we leave no stone unturned. Uncover the inner workings of culture and privacy within tech giants like Facebook, and discover the pivot from Personally Identifiable Information (PII) to the fascinating realm of behavioral analysis. But that's not all – we'll also navigate the complex landscape of encryption's limitations and peer into the horizon of crypto's scope and scale. Tune in for a thought-provoking exchange that promises to broaden your understanding of privacy, innovation, and the digital world at large. Instacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour. Free delivery on your first order over $35.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

In this weeks episode, we explore the explosive growth of consumer-facing generative AI tools, which promise to transform our lives and work. However, using these tools comes with important privacy and security considerations. We discuss the significance of checking privacy policies, being cautious about data shared, and utilizing data control settings. By understanding these aspects, users can responsibly enjoy the benefits of AI while safeguarding their personal information. Instacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour. Free delivery on your first order over $35.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

In this week's episode of Privacy Please, join us for a fascinating discussion with Alex Bovee, the CEO and co-founder of ConductorOne. We'll explore the challenges of delegating access control, the shift towards tangible value, potential risks of IAM misconfigurations, the human factor in privacy, and the transformative potential of AI in privacy products. Don't miss this insightful conversation on data security and privacy issues. Tune in now!Best Worst-Case Scenario PodcastA conversation between two brothers.Listen on: Apple Podcasts   Spotify Instacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour. Free delivery on your first order over $35.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

This week on Privacy Please... In recent years, job hunting has become increasingly difficult, with extended hiring timelines and demanding application processes. Employers, who were once eager to hire, now subject candidates to grueling rounds of interviews. Even with temporary relief during the pandemic, the job market remains challenging, leaving job seekers frustrated and facing uncertainty.Amidst these challenges, job seekers are also facing privacy concerns. The proliferation of one-way video interviews, necessitated by the pandemic's limitations on in-person interactions, has given rise to the collection of vast amounts of personal data. Moreover, the involvement of multiple stakeholders in the hiring process, as companies prioritize equity and inclusion, raises questions about the privacy and security of candidates' sensitive information. Instacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour. Free delivery on your first order over $35.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

This week on Privacy Please, we talk about Threads vs. Twitter: Global Launch Unveiled, But What's Stopping it in the EU? Privacy Concerns and Recent Rulings Cause a Pause?Tune in to learn more :)  Support the show

This week on Privacy Please, we discuss the concept of feeling "normal" in the digital realm. Despite the increasing presence of surveillance and data collection, users in the United States seem unfazed and have developed a sense of acceptance within digital infrastructures. Feeling "normal" online provides a sense of comfort, connection, and social inclusion, even though it may not evoke strong emotions. This desire for normalcy explains why users identify with digital platforms, despite being aware of the potential harm associated with them.My credited source for this episode is Tung-Hui Hu of the Wired Support the show

This week on Privacy Please, we talk about Innovation vs. privacy and how this has become a contentious topic in today's digital landscape. This conversation explores the delicate balance between fostering technological advancements and protecting individual privacy rights. We delve into the question of which side should take precedence and whether sacrificing privacy is necessary for technological growth. Join us as we explore different perspectives, discuss potential solutions, and examine where we stand on this important issue. Are you ready to weigh in on the innovation vs. privacy debate?  Support the show

This week on Privacy Please, we tell a short story about Max Malware and the Privacy Protectors.Enjoy! Support the show

This week on Privacy Please, we talk about the overall costs of recovering from a ransomware incident and how they are increasing… "Mitigating these attacks takes time—if the organization even has reliable, tested backups of the systems compromised—and resources. Ransomware is so ubiquitous that it may simply be a threat that we will always have to protect against" Support the show

This week on Privacy Please, we talk about how Microsoft Outlook, the popular cloud email service, faced a series of outages on Monday after a reported hack by a pro-Russian group called Anonymous Sudan. The group claimed to have launched a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack on Outlook as part of a campaign against US companies and infrastructure.  Support the show

This week on Privacy Please, we talk about two new events that happened recently involving Toyota Motor Corporation's disclosing their data breach and Dish Network's ransomware attack after admitting they may have paid the ransom without saying they paid for it. Support the show

This week on Privacy Please, we talk about Facebook owner Meta being fined a record 1.2 Billion over European data transfers. Support the show

This week on Privacy Please, we go over two articles - the first in Cybersecurity news, T-Mobile's second data breach this year (2023), and the second in data privacy news, we talk about how Apple and Google are working together on industry standards to warn device users of unauthorized Bluetooth tracking.  Article source: Scott IkedaSupport the show

Are you ready to give Amazon the rights to your health data? This week on Privacy Please, we talk about a new online patient service offered by Amazon called Amazon Clinic. Now the catch is, in order to become a patient with amazon clinic, first, you must sign away some privacy. 

This week on Privacy Please, we have the pleasure of speaking with the President, VP, and Co-founders at Termageddon, Donata and Hans Skillrud! Tune in to learn more about their backgrounds and how and why Termageddon was created. Company info: Termageddon creates policies for your website or application and automatically updates the policies when the law changes.

This week on Privacy Please, we had the privilege of speaking with Thomas Perkins, who cofounded Malcore and is more recently known for his reverse engineering skills. Thomas was the data analyst who cracked the source code of TikTok for the Australian cyber security and intelligence firm, internet 2.0. About the guest:As a self-taught professional software engineer, my primary focus is on developing cutting-edge tools that can detect, classify, and prevent malware such as my invention Malcore (https://malcore.io). My passion for coding runs deep, and I firmly believe that it is both a science and an art form. While anyone can learn to code, only a select few can truly master it.60 Minute episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JuVjfHZn3s&t=164sArticle: https://www.afr.com/policy/foreign-affairs/tiktok-s-alarming-excessive-data-collection-revealed-20220714-p5b1mz

This week on Privacy Please, we dive into an article from Wired that covers Microsoft's AI-driven Security copilot through ChatGPT.  It aims to deliver the network insights and coordination that “AI” security systems have long been promised.

This week on Privacy Please, we dive into another blogcast episode from a time article that speaks on TikTok and what to know about security concerns. Let us know your thoughts and email us at [email protected] 

This week on Privacy Please, we go unplugged before entering the blogcast that dives into an article surrounding cross-context behavioral advertising (CCBA). 

This week on Privacy Please, we have the pleasure of speaking with both, Gary LaFever, co-CEO, General Counsel, and Aaron Stevens, Data Privacy Evangelist at Anonos. Main topics:We talk about their patented Data Embassy platform that transforms source data into Variant TwinsWhat problem is Anonos solving?Data Privacy and Security challenges today and for tomorrowMuch more

This week on Privacy Please, we cover two different topics in our unplugged conversation. Articles referenced: https://www.wired.com/story/ai-has-a-hallucination-problem-thats-proving-tough-to-fix/https://query.prod.cms.rt.microsoft.com/cms/api/am/binary/RE5bUvv?culture=en-us&country=usSupport link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/622234/support

This week on Privacy Please, we go over an article that hits on three big topics in Tech and Privacy. Is Borderless data ending? and does that make data regulation a global issue?Decisions about data in the Ukraine war aren’t as easy as they seemBig Tech and social media may be making some questionable decisionsAuthor credit: Jeremy Wagstaff, The MarkupSupport Link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/622234/support

This week on Privacy Please, we dive into an interesting article on your tax data and why it's up for grabs. Support link - https://www.buzzsprout.com/622234/support

This week on Privacy Please, we have the pleasure of speaking with the founder and CEO of Nandi Security, Vikram  Venkatasubramanian! Please enjoy as we learn about Vikram's background, what problems he is trying to solve, his passion for security and privacy, and much more.Show your support for the show! Get an email and shout out on the next episode :)  https://www.buzzsprout.com/622234/supporters/new Please see below for links to the reports mentioned in the show: Research from UPenn  |  | Americans_Can't_Consent PDF Document · 3.9 MBFIPPs report:  |  | Records, Computers and the Rights of Citizens (1973) III. Safeguards for Privacy archive.epic.org | Abandoned apps: https://www.pixalate.com/blog/abandoned-mobile-apps-report Links to products and social media: Website: https://www.getkavalan.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThePrivacyCompanyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/therealnandisecurity/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/nandi-security/Twitter: https://twitter.com/NandiSecurity 

This week on Privacy Please, we dive into an oldie but a goodie. The FTC Extends Deadline to Comply with GLBA Safeguards Rule Until June 9, 2023. 

This week on Privacy Please, we have a special treat for you! Do not miss part 1 of Privacy week's Panel discussion with this all-star cast! Panel privacy experts:Debbie Reynolds, The Data DivaJoe Dehner, The Data Privacy DetectivePunit Bhatia 🔐, Host of Fit4Privacy PodcastRebecca Herold, The Privacy ProfessorK Royal, JD, PhD, Host of Serious Privacy Podcast

This week on Privacy Please, we have a special guest appearance dropping in to hang out with us. We talk about the rising ChatGPT noise and much more! 

This week on Privacy Please, we hit on a hot topic surrounding ChatGPT, an AI-based chatbot that has given bad actors with zero coding knowledge easy access to develop malware. Article credit goes to Dark Reading and the author - Jai Vijayan

This week on Privacy Please, we talk about enterprise ransomware protection and if your organization continues to make common mistakes. 

Welcome back to a brand new season of Privacy Please! Season 4 begins with an unplugged one where the guys discuss recent data breaches around the globe and how they may impact and continue to shift. 

This week on Privacy Please, we have the honor of hosting the Director of Privacy, Security, and Compliance at Active Prospect, Mr. Benjamin Farrar! Show notes:What Is Consent-Based Marketing?https://activeprospect.com/blog/what-is-consent-based-marketing/  TCPA Litigation and Compliance Risks: What You Can Dohttps://activeprospect.com/blog/tcpa-litigation-and-compliance-risks-what-you-can-do-to-protect-yourself/ Demo link to see TrustedForm work in a simple example Webform example:  http://trustedform.com/demo  Collection of ActiveProspect Papers and Use Caseshttps://activeprospect.com/whitepaper/

This week on Privacy Please, we go into part 2 of our data privacy predictions for 2023. We talk about some past predictions and outcomes as well as, some new bold ones.

This week on Privacy Please, the Salty Soothsayer is back for another data privacy predictions episode, and it's a 2 parter. 

This week on Privacy Please, we dive into a great article about the war on privacy. We will cover the increasing privacy standards and how to get ahead of it, not only for an individual but for organizations of all sizes. 

This week on Privacy Please, we go unplugged again after a nice Thanksgiving break. Our main topic for the week covers the WhatsApp data leak, which had over 500 million user records sold online. 

This week on Privacy Please, we talk about an interesting article from news atlas around Volkswagen building a high tech smart chair that is motorized with headlights, horn, an entertainment system and a trailer hitch. We dig into the topic and  talk more about why and what the privacy would be around a so called smart chair -  Gabriel Gumbs - "Privacy Threat Modeling"Article - https://newatlas.com/automotive/volkswagen-motorized-office-chair/?ck_subscriber_id=1818630299Author Credit - Michael Irving 

This week on Privacy Please unplugged, we discuss our time at a recent local security professionals event in Tampa. One of the main topics was around diversity specifically in security and we give our thoughts on the sites and sounds of the evening. 

This week on Privacy Please, we go over the key differences between Data Security and Data Privacy to better understand to ensure complete protection of the data under your control.

This week on Privacy Please, we go into a recent Gartner report on using classification to improve unstructured data security highlighting the benefits of data classification within the broader context of security and compliance. The report also identifies the key criteria and limitations of today’s classification tools and provides expert analysis and guidance. In this episode, we’ll discuss what we consider to be the key takeaways from Gartner’s findings. 

This week on Privacy Please, we go unplugged to talk about GDPR and a new endorsed Certification scheme. It will allow individuals or entities to obtain certification from an approved accreditation body to demonstrate to the EU and customers that they are GDPR-compliant.

This week on Privacy Please, the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) goes into effect on July 1st, 2023. Tune in to find out the key highlights you need to know about the CPRA, as well as what you can do to make sure your organization remains compliant.

This week on Privacy Please, we go into what is IP theft and how to prevent it from happening.  Join us!  

This week on Privacy Please, we dive into what data at rest encryption is, what it means for you and your organization, and how to protect it properly.

This week on Privacy Please, we cover a hot topic of a potentially dangerous Microsoft O365 functionality that could ransom your SharePoint and Onedrive stored files. Tune in to hear our thoughts and how to prepare. Instacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour. Free delivery on your first order over $35.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

This week on Privacy Please, we highlight what data exfiltration is, what you need to know about data theft, and what you can do to protect the information stored by your organization.

This week on Privacy Please, we had the pleasure of speaking with Vuk Janosevic, Cofounder and CEO at Blindnet. Vuk is a very passionate leader, who builds trust through digital privacy. Links for Blindnet: Gitthe link to our developer portal 

This week on Privacy Please, we go into detail about dark data and what it means for you, your organization, and best practices for securing it. 

This week on Privacy Please, we have the great pleasure of speaking with Scott about the security mandates of the new state privacy laws for 2023.

This week on Privacy Please, we are honored to speak with Jon von Tetzchner, previously the co-founder and CEO at Opera Software, and now the CEO at Vivaldi Technologies.Please join us as we learn about his story and why Privacy matters so much to him!  https://banspying.org/

This week on Privacy Please, we had the opportunity to speak with the Founder, and CEO at Carbide, Darren Gallop. In this episode, we learn about Darren's unique rock star history in the music industry and how he learned to overcome challenges in business early on that lead him to create Carbide. Furthermore, Darren gives us his take on what folks need to know about building data security and privacy into their organizations from the start. Carbide blog: https://carbidesecure.com/resources/category/blog-posts/ Darren’s LinkedIn page: https://www.linkedin.com/in/darrengallop/ Carbide LinkedIn page: https://www.linkedin.com/company/carbidesecure/ 

This week on Privacy Please, we go more in-depth from last week's episode around NIST, MFA phishing attacks, and more - Enjoy! 

This week on Privacy Please, we have another great blogcast covering some of the biggest things in emerging security and privacy news today. The US Department of Commerce's National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has announced the first group of encryption tools that will become part of its post-quantum cryptographic standard - Author Credit, Dark Reading StaffLastly, we talk about a massive series of phishing attacks that targeted more than 10,000 organizations - Author Credit, Sergiu Gatlan Next week we will go unplugged to dive further into these two topics together! 

This week on Privacy Please, we are looking ahead to the new changes coming in 2023 around Data Privacy and Compliance. The world of data privacy is ever-evolving, and with more and more countries not only proposing privacy legislation but actually enacting it, it’s all the more tricky to maintain compliance. Here’s what’s on the horizon and how your organization can be ready for it all. 

This week on Privacy Please, we go dig a bit deeper into Zero Trust. While enterprises have rapidly embraced cloud computing in the last decade or so, the mass shift to remote work accelerated this transition. With an influx of employees accessing sensitive company data from unsecured devices, the security framework known as Zero Trust has been increasingly relied on as a data-protecting hero.

This week on Privacy Please, we have a special guest join the show to talk about RSA, Cyber Insurance and many other things related to security and privacy. He is a dear friend and is the Security Awareness Advocate at KnowBe4, Mr. James McQuiggan. James also hosts a new podcast himself called - Security Masterminds - Check it out here  https://www.buzzsprout.com/1892704/10255518

This week on Privacy Please, we dive into the SEC's proposed data breach disclosure rules and how they will add new pressure on security teams. 

This week on Privacy Please, we’ll examine the high cost — and risk — of sensitive data breaches in education in 2021.

This week on Privacy Please we have the pleasure of speaking with the man himself, CEO at Kizen, Mr. John Winner! We talk about John's epic adventures of starting his own company early in life, and where he is today. We dive into thoughts on how data collection can be used for good, Apple's Privacy changes, why privacy is extremely important to him and his team, and his strong belief in being people-centric.P.S. Does John own a real cowboy hat? Please enjoy this fun conversation and don't forget to have an awesome day! 

This week on Privacy Please, we dive into part 2 of our heavy hitter data breach series. In this series, we are tracking the impact of last year’s record number of sensitive data breaches on three of the most vulnerable industries prone to cyberattacks: healthcare, financial services, and education. Last week, we uncovered why healthcare was the number one target for cyberattacks.In today’s episode, we’ll explore the full extent of 2021’s attacks on the financial services industry and why it remains such a high-value target.

This week on Privacy Please, we dive into our three-part heavy hitter series of data breaches and start with the number one most vulnerable industry, healthcare. 

In this week's episode of Privacy Please, we dive into the next generation of data classification. 

This week on Privacy Please,  we welcome, Mr. Jad Boutros, co-founder, and CEO of TerraTrue (Former Snapchat CSO). 

This week on Privacy Please, we have the pleasure of speaking with Steve Ginty, the director of threat intelligence at RiskIQ! We talk about his story, security, privacy and convenience across corporations and organizations, and much more! 

This week on Privacy Please we cover some of the top stories in the security and privacy world.

This week on Privacy Please, we cover a few different topics in the world of Privacy. 

This week on Privacy Please, we have the pleasure of speaking with the founder of Myota, Mr. Jaeyoon Chung. We discuss and learn about Jaeyoon's background, protecting confidentiality, availability, and integrity of data, which is still believed to be the core tenants of security and privacy. We also dive into what is ongoing in Ukraine and much more! 

This week on Privacy Please,  we are thrilled to have Chris Hansen back on the show for Part 2. Main topics: The unique situation ongoing in Ukraine and the effects around the worldMany different ways and reasons for diversifying your resource poolReplatforming with privacy engineering in mindCurrent Privacy/security trends affected by the current world state

This week on Privacy Please, we dive into a few different cybersecurity news topics surrounding a big name breach in Microsoft and Okta as well a statement from president Biden on the state of our Cybersecurity during these very difficult times. https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2022/03/21/statement-by-president-biden-on-our-nations-cybersecurity/https://thehackernews.com/2022/03/lapsus-hackers-claim-to-have-breached.html

This week on Privacy Please, we talk about Russia's ongoing cyberattacks in Ukraine and what this could mean for the future. We also, speak on the types of cyberattacks, and we can do right now to help. 

This week on Privacy Please, we talk about Web3 and the potential threat it presents us. It is key for us to get ahead start thinking about privacy in a different way. "Data will be decentralized, making it less clear who's responsible for securing it" - Raj Patel "Be Curious, not judgemental" - Ted Lasso

This week on Privacy Please, we go into a great article that talks about western intelligence services raising alarms about Cyclops Blink, the latest tool at the notorious group’s disposal.Author Credit - Andy Greenberg at Wired

This week on Privacy Please, we welcome Mr. Backup himself, Curtis Preston! Curtis is an expert in backup & recovery systems; a space he has been working in since 1993. He has written four books on the subject and is the Chief Technical Evangelist at Druva!He is also the host of the Restore it All podcast, and the founder and webmaster of backupcentral.com, a website dedicated to backup and recovery. Main Topics: The many intricacies of data backup, disaster recovery, and long-term storage.Using a SaaS service for data protection and resilience.and much more!

This week on Privacy Please, we recorded a special episode on Privacy day (January 28th) with our fantastic guest and new friend, Christopher Hansen, SVP, Communication, Media and Technology Portfolio at 3Pillar Global. Main Topics:  We talk about his background and how he got into this industry, the death of the cookie, and how COVID has rapidly increased innovation among tech companies.

This week on Privacy Please, we are honored to have a very special guest on for celebrating our 100th episode!!! Mr. Todd Feinman, the Founder of Spirion (FKA, Identity Finder) joins the show to tell us his story,  why he and his Partner had this vision almost two decades ago, data privacy and security predictions, and much more! 

This week on Privacy Please, we dive into a few articles on ransomware extortion attacks that expose OT data.  The Analysis of "shaming site" data dumps found sensitive documentation from OT organizations, including oil and gas.Mandiant Report - https://www.mandiant.com/resources/ransomware-extortion-ot-docs

This week on Privacy Please we have Mr. Erik Rind, Founder & CEO at ImagineBC! We learn about Erik's story, why he created this very fascinating company ImagineBC, which aims to be for blockchain technology what “You’ve got mail” was for the Internet. We also talk AI Driven Robotics, Machine Learning, Privacy, Meta (Facebook) Virtual reality, and much more! 

This week on Privacy Please, we bring back on the fantastic Kelly Finnerty from Start Page for part 2 and she brings big news, real talk and belly laughs.  Introducing Startpage Privacy Protection Extension, protecting you from cookies and trackers across the web. This thing works beautifully! Check out the link below and go download now! https://www.startpage.com/privacy-please/startpage-articles/easy-privacy-control-across-the-internet-introducing-startpage-privacy-protection

This week on Privacy Please - Short Stories, we talk about the Capital One breach and how it highlights the dangers of insider threats. "Incidents show how difficult it is to defend against determined and knowledgeable hackers."Author credit: James Rundle and Catherine Stupp

This week on Privacy Please, we enter 2022 with a brand new season (S3) and we also present a brand new series called PP Short Stories.SolarWinds CEO, Sudhakar Ramakrishna explains to Computer Weekly (Credit for their interview) just how focused he was on transparency which helped the company get safely through a cyber breach. Author credit: Alex Scroxton, Security Editor

This week of Privacy Please, we have another great blogcast for you! Author credit: Gabe Gumbs

This week on Privacy Please, we are joined by two very good friends and business partners helping fight against financial crime, Dr. Gary M. Shiffman – Economist and CEO of Giant Oak and Consilient and Juan C. Zarate – co-founder of Consilient. -We hope you enjoy this fun and interesting conversation!  Backstory: Dr. Gary M. Shiffman is an economist and CEO of two machine learning companies, Giant Oak and Consilient. Together, he and Juan C. Zarate co-founded Consilient. They both have really impressive backgrounds as Gary was a former Chief of Staff at U.S. Customs and Border Protection and Juan was also a former national security advisor for combating terrorism. The two have now joined forces to combat financial crime with data privacy-preserving technology.  Topics: The importance of data privacy within financial institutions and how banks can work together to combat financial crime. Shout out to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Please go donate if you get this chance - https://www.missingkids.org/HOME

This week on Privacy Please, we have a holiday blogcast for you about the FBI and CISA warning that critical infrastructure could be attacked over the holidays.Article credit: Silicon Angle by: Duncan RileyAlso mentioned: James McQuiggan and Chris ClementsHappy Thanksgiving everyone! 

This week on Privacy Please, the gang has the honor of interviewing, Lydia Knab, Global Data Privacy Officer!  We discuss a wide array of topics around Privacy and learn from her very interesting story that found her way into the big world of Pharma. Mini CV on Lydia:Swiss, Hungarian, and German national – moved to the US less than a year ago (yes, I speak German, Hungarian and French)Went to law school, specialized in(bio-) ethics and pharmaceutical law and data privacy governance (risk, data governance, legal, compliance, and operations)Spent a few years as an operations officer in a Swiss bank, became the first woman named chief privacy officer in a Swiss bank, and helped build their privacy programStarted my new role as a global privacy officer in a big pharma company a few months ago – love the return to pharma after my banking experienceDISCLAIMER: Lydia is not speaking on the company’s behalf and that her views are her own

This week on Privacy Please Cam dive's into a quick article from the team at Helpnetsecurity on AWS ransomware attacks and the inevitability of an attack. Article: https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/2021/10/12/aws-ransomware-attacks/

This week on Privacy Please, the gang is back! They welcome another great guest and conversation with the CEO at IDX, Mr. Tom Kelly! Main Topics:Digital dependency Growing privacy concerns around smart devices (i.e. Alexa, etc.)Tom's Story2022 Privacy and Security predictionsData of the people and much more!Bio: Tom Kelly is president and CEO of IDX, a Portland, Oregon-based provider of data breach and consumer privacy services such as IDX Privacy. He is a Silicon Valley serial entrepreneur and an expert in cybersecurity technologies. 

This week on Privacy Please, we talk about the Cost of non-compliance and why accurate audits matter. 

This week on Privacy Please - Breaking news, we dive into an analysis of the top-50 multiparty attacks over the past decade finds that nation-state-linked hackers focused on disruption and using stolen credentials cause the most damage.Robert Lemos, Contributing Writer - https://www.darkreading.com/attacks-breaches/damages-escalate-rapidly-in-multi-party-data-breaches

This week on Privacy Please, we bring back another blogcast for you! It may seem obvious but better data visibility results in better accuracy. Tune in to learn more! 

This Week on Privacy Please: Breaking News, we cover a story on a coordinated effort by law enforcement agencies that are viewed as a good sign, but security analysts fear this is just the tip of the iceberg.Article: https://www.darkreading.com/threat-intelligence/law-enforcement-agencies-seize-375k-in-ukraine-ransomware-bust - Contributing Writer: Steve Zurier***Give us your feedback, send in email questions, and please leave a review on iTunes or wherever you get your podcast to help us reach more people like you! 

This week on Privacy Please, we have the great honor of speaking with the hard-working, intelligently thoughtful and talkative, Mr. Rob Oden! Please enjoy this very entertaining and insightful conversation about:- Rob's story, - Wrong interview for another Rob and still got the offer - Architectural challenges- We do NOT have a Technology problem- What is your intended purpose?- Threat modelsand much more! Rob is a highly credentialed and experienced Cybersecurity Architect with more than sixteen years of experience evaluating, defining, advocating, and driving the adoption of policies, programs, strategies, and technologies that advance cybersecurity, strengthen computing ecosystems, increase threat awareness, and minimize vulnerabilities.

This week on Privacy Please, we have a fantastic chat with our good friend, a man who needs no introduction, the philosopher turned technologist, Mr. Jonathan Sander! 

This week on Privacy Please we have a great conversation with the VP, Strategy at Tripwire, Mr. Tim Erlin. Highlights-Tim's background and Journey in the Security world-Where Tripwires origins come from-What Direction Tripwire is heading as a company-Exciting core products with cloud adoption and industrial cybersecurity -Cloud challenges with new technology-Going back to the basics in security is always key-Data Privacy being driven by regulation-Tips around improving personal and business data security and much more! 

This week on Privacy Please I speak on the following topics: -Similarities of Florida’s data protection bill to CCPA/CPRA-Differences of Florida’s data protection bill to CCPA/CPRASubcommittee hearing video link: https://www.myfloridahouse.gov/VideoPlayer.aspx?eventID=6903Spirion's own Scott Giordano's episode on U.S. Data Privacy Trailblazer webcast: https://explore.spirion.com/data-privacy-laws/wbn-fl-consumer-data-privacy-bill

This week on Privacy Please, we are joined by The Data Diva, Debbie Reynolds!Topics:-Back to school Privacy tips and dialog-Current trends-New Privacy Laws-Apple updates-Plenty of laughs and much moreThe Data Diva Talks Privacy Link: https://www.debbiereynoldsconsulting.com/podcast

This week on Privacy Please, we discuss the value of your organization's data. -Separating the Sensitive data from the Clutter-Do You Know Where Your Data Lives?Join me on today's episode for your weekly knowledge blogcast and enjoy! Author and Article - https://www.spirion.com/blog/how-valuable-is-your-data/

This week on Privacy Please, we bring back another Blogcast for you. This episode will briefly cover information about preparing for data breaches. -Business benefits from Data Protection-Types of data that need to be protected-Data breaches by industry-How to protect your private dataEnjoy! 

This week on Privacy Please, Gabe and I have the wonderful privilege of speaking with Veronica Toscano, a motivational speaker, first-generation-college advisor, volunteer, Cheif of Staff, and Privacy Specialist at Cisco. Please do NOT miss this inspiring and fun conversation with Veronica! You can listen on Spotify, iTunes, or wherever you get your podcasts.

This week on Privacy Please, Gabe, and I have on the OG in Security Podcasting and the Chief Innovation Officer at CyberRisk Alliance, Mr. Paul Asadoorian! Show highlights:We talk about a lot in this episode with a very wide range of topics ranging from security and podcasting to Wu-Tang for the kids. We cover Paul's story, where and when Security Weekly originally started, his progressions, challenges, company growth, mergers, data security and privacy shop talk, deep dark secrets, and much more! Link:https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulasadoorian/

This week on Privacy Please, we are graced with the presence of the one and only Cat Casey, The Technocat! Topics we discuss: Her story, eDiscovery, Weaponized DSARS, AI powered legal technology, consistency in privacy laws for the better, did the CCPA get anything wrong? who her favorite super hero is and much more!  Show notes and links:Article- https://resource.revealdata.com/en/blog/taming-dsar-request-beast-ediscoveryWebsite - www.thetechnocat.comEmail- [email protected]

This week on Privacy Please, we have a special round table episode with two amazing people, Joe Ausgistine and Unkown Cyber Security Analyst - Former armed forces, and digital defenders discuss their day-to-day challenges in helping companies defend and recover from cyber-attacks.  Main Topics: Incident response, data exfiltration, ransomware, and ethics

https://www.spirion.com/blog/gdpr-fines-increase/

This week on Privacy Please, Gabe and I clearly have too much fun talking privacy and company history with Kelly Finnerty, Director of Brand and content at Startpage - the world's first, and most private search engine. Please do not miss this one you will absolutely learn something and enjoy a few laughs along the way... maybe more than most for this one. Side note: All three of us had separate technical difficulties during the recording so we apologize for any minor hiccups. Please enjoy!Kelly's info: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kelly-finnerty-5267648/

This week on Privacy Please, we have Nishant back on for a continued discussion around his book, Privacy Engineering and the latest chapters and content added.Our first conversation with Nishant is back on E53 - He leads teams that protect data and trust, teaches courses in security, privacy, career management. Nishant comes from a robust engineering background working for big companies like Nike, Google, head of privacy engineering at Netflix, and now Uber.This conversation was delightful as always with Nishant, he continues to show amazing enthusiasm and leadership for the Privacy and Engineering world, so please do not miss this one! 

This week on Privacy Please Podcast, we continue our conversations from last week on Ransomware and take you a bit further in-depth on how to handle it with our good friend, and  CSIO at Unisys, Mathew Newfield! We talk about going back to the basics, testing thoroughly, real training for muscle memory, the privacy and security implications with Ransomware, and much more! Do not miss this episode because there is a ton of FUD out there on the subject so please enjoy! Profile link: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mnewfield/

This week on Privacy Please, we open a two-part series on Ransomware. This week the U.S. announced that it will give ransomware hacks similar priority as terrorism.  There is a seismic shift currently underway towards bigger ransoms for sensitive company data. https://www.reuters.com/technology/exclusive-us-give-ransomware-hacks-similar-priority-terrorism-official-says-2021-06-03/Ransomware is an established megatrend (https://cloudian.com/ransomware-attack-list-and-alerts/) that has not seen a decline while continuing to reach new heights and so we are going to dedicate time to helping our privacy pros get up to speed on the implications this trend has in our first episode. In episode number two of this series, we invite Matthew Newfield, Chief Security Infrastructure Officer @ Unisys to help our listeners push past the FUD and share actionable intelligence on building resiliency into your data protection programs! Bonus: This week’s episode will be followed by a lunch conversation on Friday at Noon est. Join us then to discuss this topic and others.

This week on Privacy Please, Gabe and Cam chat with Aaron Weller, the co-founder, and President at Sentinel. Aaron's path has been nothing short of circuitous, to say the least. This is his current and third start-up company, backed by impressive security and privacy resume with decades of experience. He certainly isn't shy to change demographics either, moving and living in Eastern Europe, London, Australia, and now Seattle. We discuss his beginnings, Sentienals purpose, automation, Privacy, what is Ethos technology, trends in challenges for customers, legal landscape, facial recognition, fix your privacy, child privacy, and much more!Please enjoy wherever you get your podcasts~ Show link:https://privacypleasepodcast.buzzsprout.com/622234/8631526-s2-e69-aaron-weller-co-founder-and-president-at-sentinelAaron's profile:https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaronweller/Company profile: https://www.linkedin.com/company/sentinel-compliance-group/

https://www.spirion.com/blog/automating-data-discovery-and-data-classification-for-enhanced-privacy/

This week on Privacy Please, we have our wonderful friend join the podcast to talk about all the things around protecting sensitive data. He is the founder and CEO at JustProtect, Mr. Vikas Bhatia!"Why privacy professionals should not have to be psychometricians"Topics:3rd party risks. specifically on risk assessing and why that is vital for working with vendors.Have we updated our risk assessment questionnaires to include work from anywhere?What happens when you ask the wrong questions? You get the wrong answers!Show link: https://lnkd.in/gr6PDfDJustProtect, in partnership with GRC experts Michael Rasmussen and Glenn Peters, is hosting webinars to dive deeper into third-party GRC breaches, risk impacts, and strategies on how to prevent critical breaches from reaching you and your organization. You can register and learn more at https://lnkd.in/g3g6vdp #cybersecurity #datasecurity #ciso #ciso #privacy #informationsecurity #infosec #infosec #security #cloudsecurity #cloudsecurity #cyber #securityawareness #securityawareness #podcast #dataprotectionProfile:https://www.linkedin.com/in/vikasbhatiauk/https://www.facebook.com/justprotectinc/

This week on Privacy Please, we have the pleasure of speaking with Gina Taranto! "I am more than my data points"  Topics:Facing New Privacy Regulations Head-On. Consider protecting private data as analogous to protecting privilege during review to get organized and be prepared for future response.Contact info:[email protected] Notes:https://www.prosearch.com/https://www.law.com/legaltechnews/2021/04/05/facing-new-privacy-regulations-head-on/?slreturn=20210314095612

This week on Privacy Please we have the great pleasure of chatting with a very close friend of the show, the ever so entertaining, intelligent, irrationally exuberant, Mr, Jim Manico. We talk about Secure coding, what is Manicode Security, building modern secure applications, Apple, Microsoft, Facebook, Google, privacy, teaching secure coding with passion and excitement, and much more! You do not want to miss this entertaining and very informative episode!  Jim Manico - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jmanico/

This week on Privacy Please we have a close friend of the podcast on to chat. He is roughly a 29 year veteran in Security, Mr. Larry Whiteside Jr! We talk about many things from his beginnings, how he has changed his response towards salespeople with zero research to educate with optimism and hope, ICMCP & the Ron G. Foundation to help build diversity in leadership, CybeClan, Personal Privacy, salute to great moms, Cybersecurity education, and much more!Topics:ICMCP & the Ron G. FoundationWork at CyberClanContact info:[email protected] Notes:https://www.linkedin.com/company/international-consortium-of-minority-cybersecurity-professionals-icmcp-/https://www.linkedin.com/company/cyber-clan/Profile:https://www.linkedin.com/in/larrywhiteside/

This week on Privacy Please, we are honored with having the father and creator of Privacy Plan, ladies and gentlemen the guru in Data Privacy research, Mr. Jeff Jockisch. We talk about IoT devices, Data Brokers, Privacy on the Blockchain, legislation, Privacy laws, Privacy plan, Privacy research, police data accessibility project, and much more! Come learn and laugh with us, thank you for tuning in! Links from the show notes: Privacy Podcasts Database:http://bit.ly/PrivacyPodsDB Data Broker Research:https://privacyplan.net/privacy-datasets/data-broker-db/ Police Data Accessibility Project:  https://pdap.io/

This week on Privacy Please, we are graced by the one and only Gilbert Hill, Technologist, Entrepreneur, Head of Strategy at Tapmydata & the latest Advisor at The Rise of Privacy Tech!     We talk about so many fantastic topics around the revolution of cookies, blockchain, new regulations like the digital markets act in Europe, behavioral advertising, ad fraud, Privacy, third party services, Risk, Clubhouse, and so much more! Favorites quotes from the show:"Companies that focus solely on monetizing data will find themselves on the tail end of innovation" "Privacy has almost become superseded by control" "Ad fraud is the second biggest source of income for organized crime after drugs" 

This week on Privacy Please we are joined by the very intelligent, product lead at Oasis Labs,  Mr. Luca Cosentino. We learn about Luca's beginnings, the various stops along the way before ending up at Oasis Labs, and what has shaped him here today. Some of the main topics we discuss are privacy product development, using crypto to take back our privacy, fix your personal privacy, how to give the data back to users, regulations, using the data without owning the data, and much more! 

This week on Privacy Please Podcast, Gabe and Cam talk with a very good partner, friend, and managing director at FTI Consulting, Mr. Ryan Smyth! We dive into his past and how he started out, what privacy means personally, #NIST, #GAPP, Challenges for companies implementing a privacy plan, the new Virginia Privacy Act #VCDPA, why he's rocking his son's gaming headset, Ryan's side gig as a part-time Wing Walker, and much more! Is our guest Ryan Smyth the famous, mullet-wearing hockey player from Canada or just his twin running into mischief at hotels whilst traveling? Find out this week on Privacy Please :)  NISThttps://www.nist.gov/privacy-framework GAPP (looks like a subscription is required)https://www.aicpa.org/interestareas/informationtechnology/privacy-management-framework.html FIPPS (I could not find one central FIPPS place but the IAPP has a easy to follow breakdown)https://iapp.org/resources/article/fair-information-practices/ 

This week on Privacy Please we have another fellow podcaster, author, data privacy manager, and a man of many talents, Mr. Punit Bhatia! We talk about his story, why he started Fit4Privacy, the podcast, his many helpful books on GDPR, Privacy, and much more!Please enjoy this light-hearted conversation, there's a chance you may spit out your drink from chuckling a few times and you will certainly learn something new.  Links to booksBe Ready for GDPR http://hyperurl.co/bedpoBe An Effective DPO http://hyperurl.co/bereadyAI & Privacy http://hyperurl.co/ecpb Link for websitewww.fit4privacy.com

This week on Privacy Please we are joined by the one and only Lodrina Cherne, a forensics and computer security guru!This episode really hit home for us. Please enjoy this awesome conversation involving random banter, humor, deep conversations around what privacy means, how Lodrina started out, policies, Cybereason, Apple's warrant canary, WWE, PGP encryption, weightlifting, the pandemic, and much more!   LinkedIn Bio: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lodrinacherne/Show notes and links:  Security at Cybereason https://www.cybereason.com/TELI program at the Aspen Tech Policy Hub https://www.aspentechpolicyhub.org/programs/Teaching Windows Forensics at SANS https://www.sans.org/cyber-security-courses/windows-forensic-analysis/ Banter....Printing out PGP source code to get around munitions export restrictions https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pretty_Good_Privacy#Criminal_investigationApple's Warrant Canary https://gigaom.com/2014/09/18/apples-warrant-canary-disappears-suggesting-new-patriot-act-demands/The NXT champ! https://www.wwe.com/superstars/tommaso-ciampa

On this week's episode of Privacy Please we have our great friend and recurring guest, Mr. James McQuiggan! Quick background: Security Awareness Advocate at KnowBe4, College Professor, (ISC)2 Chapter President - all to make sure everyone is cyber Safe & Secure online.Please enjoy Part II  of our authentic conversations around Cybersecurity, online privacy, with some sprinkled humor, and much more!

This week on Privacy Please we have our recurring guest and friend, Mr. Michael Santarcangelo, founder of Security Catalyst. We dive right into a new segment called "Conversations".Enjoy,Cameron 

The Spirion Security & Privacy Research team decided to take a close look at the risk security and privacy factors that come with using cloud object storage. This week on PrivacyPlease we have a special Blogcast that shares some of these findings. To conduct this research the team went out and directly surveyed a couple hundred organizations across multiple industries as well as a performed a quantitative study of real-world data observed in unprotected Amazon Web Services S3 buckets. The results are interesting to say the least. Tune in find out more. #dataprivacy #datasecurity #infosec #research  #cloudsecurity

This week on privacy please welcome back on our friend and recurring guest, our resident privacy policy wonk himself, Mr. Scott Giordano! We talk about the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), recap on 2020 Privacy laws going through some trials and tribulations, any immediate effects to the provision, how businesses can get ahead of the curve to prepare, CCPA vs CPRA, data privacy's greatest challenge with the new normal and much more! Cheers everyone, and thanks again for sticking with us! :) -Cameron 

This week on Privacy Please we have the wonderful pleasure of interviewing our very good friend Nishant Bhajaria. He leads teams that protect data and trust, teaches courses in security, privacy, career management. Nishant comes from a robust engineering background working for big companies like Nike, Google, head of privacy engineering at Netflix, and now Uber. His story is one you do not want to miss. There should be a documentary on this man because he leads and speaks with passion around privacy and shows great respect for the engineering community. On top of that, he wrote a book called Privacy by Design and we discuss how would one share data with quantifiable privacy controls, privacy review programs, engineering talk, how to teach the importance of privacy, and much more. Please enjoy and feel free to use this 35% discount code for his book! You can refer to this link: https://www.manning.com/books/privacy-by-design35% off code - podprivpls21 

This week on Privacy Please we have the honor of speaking with a very fun and ambitious man who found a passion for the interplay between law and technology, Mr. Avishai Ostrin, Head of Privacy @ Asserson. Avi, is a qualified Privacy solicitor in both England, Wales, and Isreal.  He comes from a strong background in corporate and commercial law at one of Israel's top-tier corporate and M&A law firms. Based in Tel-Aviv, the heart of the "start-up nation", Avi aims to bring a refreshed perspective to the world of privacy and data protection.Thanks again for listening, and we hope you enjoy the show! -Cam

This week on Privacy Please Podcast and for #dataprivacyday, we have the very down to earth, and smooth sailing risk executive, co-founder at RiskLens, Mr. Jack Jones.Gabriel Gumbs and I have the pleasure of speaking with a good friend and #risk expert who is looking through both Lenses (see what I did there) from a risk and #privacy perspective.We get to learn his story, why he started RiskLens with his co-founder, Steve Tabacek, what FAIR Institute is, the passion behind what he does today, #riskanalysis, #datasecurity, privacy, fix your life, and much more!"Without being able to quantify risk, it is all expensive noise"-Jack Joneshttps://lnkd.in/gbUbgrChttps://lnkd.in/gTmdmbW

This week on Privacy Please we have the ultimate pleasure of speaking with the CEO at Spirion, the man, the myth, the legend, Mr. Kevin Coppins! We learn about the logos of his life, his current highly recommended book, his thoughts on data privacy, where it's going, year in review, appreciation, optimism at its finest, Fix your life, his son's new business for cat toys, and much more! https://www.etsy.com/shop/KittyLizard

Ep. 27 - Sergeant First Class, Brittany Conley·       Senior Recruiter, Team Lead for the South Carolina National Guard ·       We talk about Brittany's story, where she came from, beating the odds, how quickly she came into privacy concerns after her LinkedIn post Ep. 40 - Thomas Besore, Esq - Certified Privacy Advocate·       Attorney by day and Certified Privacy Professional by night·       We talk about his career as an attorney, why he got into Privacy during the pandemic, fantastic stories around technology Ep. 29 - Debbie Reynolds - The Data Diva·       We talk about her story, how she become The Data Diva, privacy concerns and tips around facial recognition, photo access, clipboard issues, and we also find out Debbie has special Data Privacy powers with a hint of invisibility to play pranks on her loved ones just for laughs.  Ep. 43 - Ellison Anne Williams, CEO, Founder at Enveil·       CEO, Founder at Enveil - A data security company protecting data in use.·       We talk about her start before getting into #datasecurity, the many degrees she worked hard for, how she started Enveil, the powerful message behind the proudest moment in her personal life Ep. 45 - Jeremiah Grossman, CEO at Bit Discovery·       Founder of WhiteHat Security, a World-Renowned Professional Hacker, former Yahoo, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt, published Author, Influential Blogger, and an Off-Road Race Car Driver. Ep. 34 - Jeff Horne - CSO at Ordr & Member of the Review Board for Blackhat·       Chief Security Officer at Ordr and a member of the review board for Blackhat. We had a fantastic back and forth conversation around Jeff's very impressive background where he was the Senior Director of Information Security at SpaceX.  Ep. 25 - Dr. Gabriela Zanfir-Fortuna, Senior Counsel Future of Privacy Forum & Bob Eckman, CISO, Kent State University·       Two-guest episode of Privacy Please, we invited on Dr. Gabriela Zanfir-Fortuna (Senior Counsel) and Bob Eckman (CISO) of Kent State University. ·       We learn about each of their stories, and how they landed where they are today. ·       We then dissect an article Gabriela wrote called ‘GDPR - Analysis, and Guidance for US Higher Education Institutions’.Ep. 23 - Ron Gula - Cyber Investor, Policy Expert, President and Co-founder of Tenable and Gula Tech Adventures·       Ron Gula - Cyber Investor, Policy Expert, President, and Co-founder of Tenable and Gula Tech Adventures. Ron talks about his fascinating journey... his beginnings in the Air Force, investments made in over 50 tech companies, an easily named guilty pleasure, and whether or not James Kirk is truly a superhero.  Ep. 18 - Ed Hudson - CISO at Cal State University·       An awesome episode with Ed Hudson, CISO of CSU·       How are Universities exactly like a large company, and how are they different when it comes to Security and Privacy?· ·       If you only had $100 to spend on Security and Privacy, where would you spend it? Ep. 20 - Kevin Thomas - New York State Senator, District 6·       New York State Senator, District 6.·       He talks about his background before office, the difference between the NY privacy and Shield acts and what impact has the CCPA had on privacy in the U.S.? Honorable mentionEp. 11 - Christopher Leach, Senior CISO Advisor @ CISC

This week on Privacy Please, we have the fantastic Jayne Durden – VP, Law Firm Strategy at Anaqua. We get the pleasure of learning her story growing up in Australia, moving to the states twenty years ago, and how she got to where she is now. Gabe and Jayne get to geek out on The International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) as I sat back with pure attentiveness. We dive into so many different topics such as patents and trade secrets, concerns in the US about information getting into other countries like China, i.e, The Patriot Exile, export control restrictions, customers hesitations on moving from on-prem to a hosted data source, and the challenge behind it, personal privacy, corporate jurisdictions, and much more! Find out which three celebrities Jayne would pick for her zombie apocalypse team. You don't want to miss this one! Grab some popcorn and lend us your eardrums, this one was surely an entertaining ride.-Cam