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EPISODE · Jul 30, 2025 · 57 MIN

Greg Silberman: Risk And Privacy... Can You Choose One?

from Friendly Fire: Mitigating Employee Risk · host Podgo

Balancing risk and privacy is a delicate dance, but with the right solutions and strategies, organizations can effectively manage potential threats to their security while protecting their users' data. For today’s episode, Matthew Stephenson interviews renowned privacy and technology attorney Greg Silberman to discuss the fascinating and complex world of risk and privacy. With years of experience working in cybersecurity and developing solutions for intellectual property and privacy issues, Greg brings a wealth of expertise to the table. He shares his insights on whether it’s possible to choose one over the other. He discusses the challenges of balancing privacy concerns with the need for risk management and how organizations can find a way to strike a balance. Based on his extensive experience working with companies like Zoom, Blackberry, and Cylance, Greg also provides practical advice on how businesses can navigate the complex landscape of cybersecurity and data privacy. Tune in to discover the world of risk and privacy and learn the future of cybersecurity. 

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