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EPISODE · Feb 19, 2020 · 33 MIN

Ep. 5 - Nina Wyatt - Senior VP & CISO @ Sunflower Bank

from Privacy Please · host Cameron Ivey

Send us Fan MailResearch shows that consumers care about data privacy, but many are unwilling to take the necessary precautions to do anything about it. We know that people aren’t going out of their way to protect their data. Gabe and I talk with Nina on these topics and dive further into them. “Why do you feel that the convenience technology offers is regarded over an individual’s concern for data privacy today?”Can you provide an example that consumers are not truly understanding how the technology works on the backend and how their choices on social media or other widely used platforms could cause an issue in the future“Do we feel that this trend will change as the regulatory landscape around data privacy in the US is strengthened, and customers become more aware of data privacy principles?”“What is the Feasibility of how companies respond to the heightened demand of consumer expectations?”“What type of evidence do you think suggests that companies don’t have a handle on asset management?”Support the show

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Send us Fan Mail Research shows that consumers care about data privacy, but many are unwilling to take the necessary precautions to do anything about it. We know that people aren’t going out of their way to protect their data. Gabe and I talk with Nina on these topics and dive further into them. “Why do you feel that the convenience technology offers is regarded over an individual’s concern for data privacy today?”Can you provide an example that consumers are not truly understanding...

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