When Privacy Meets Security

Security Unlocked

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The way most people operate online these days, what would you even consider private anymore? We are so quick to share details about our job, home, friends, and family without even thinking about how much personal info we're giving away. Privacy and user agreements are a part of almost everyone's life at this point, and what do you know about them? For the most part, we often see a user agreement pop up, click agree and move on, but do you know what you just agreed to? Privacy choices have become routine, though they shouldn’t be.

In this episode of Security Unlocked, hosts Natalia Godyla and Nic Fillingham are joined by Privacy Counsel and Data Protection Officer at Asana, Whitney Merrill. She is an accomplished attorney with 7+ years of privacy, data security, and data governance experience. Whitney discusses how to avoid common privacy mistakes, current privacy attack trends, and the importance of thinking like an attacker.

In This Episode You Will Learn:

The role of encryption in privacy
Privacy attack trends you should be paying attention to
Why some organizations have different approaches to privacy

Some Questions We Ask:

How, and when, do privacy and security come together?
Why has a common framework been so difficult to establish?
Should regulators play a role in establishing a baseline of privacy awareness?

Resources:

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