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Caveat — 365 episodes · page 4 of 4
Covid's effects on medical privacy.
The new US Administration should focus on these data privacy points.
The intersection of law, technology and risk.
The attempted insurrection, Congressional cybersecurity, and data ethics.
Diversity has to be part of the mission in cybersecurity.
Encore: Dressing for privacy.
Encore: EU-US Privacy Shield invalidated.
Interim cybersecurity compliance rule prior to CMMC with some privacy thrown in.
We don't know what we need, until we do with facial recognition.
A pandemic is a perfect environment for disinformation to thrive.
Defining digital sovereignty: there's no such place as cyberspace.
Protecting the integrity of information and maintaining privacy.
Playing into the hands of our adversaries.
Elizabeth Wharton: Strong shoulders for someone else to stand on. [Legal] [Career Notes]
IoT device risk: can legislation keep up?
The Malware Mash!
The tools have changed, but the tactics have remained basically the same.
No fruit of the poisonous tree.
EU-US Privacy Shield invalidated.
U.S. COVID-19 research efforts at risk.
Generating more data with value we don't understand.
Technology that allows cops to track your phone.
Your own data used against you.
Privacy: once you give it away, it’s very hard to get back.
Understanding the right technical assistance model for your organization.
CCPA impact on businesses.
There is a trust gap.
Need affects change.
The evolution of the internet.
Diversity in contact tracing.
The power of the pen.
Law takes time.
Huawei statements are not as strong as before.
Policy is a mess.
Code is law.
Building public trust.
Cybersecurity at the global, national, and state levels.
Pushing the CCPA.
Tech and cyber competition with China.
The different implications of surveillance.
Privacy is a human right.
If there's cyberwar, are there cyber war crimes?
You will pay for that one way or another.
You don't own your photos.
Where there's a will, there's a loophole.
Heat maps and surveillance temptations.
Never let a crisis go to waste.
Can smart surveillance keep us safe?
Dressing for privacy.
Technology always moves quicker than policy.
Get that thing off my car.
Just gimme some truth.
Rigging the game.
The practical concerns of data encryption.
And the heat goes on.
Exploring the cultural values of personal privacy.
There is no back door.
Cell phone tracking and the future of data value.
The quiet, behind-the-scenes work of the FBI.
The cyber resiliency of White House operations.
Helping us understand HIPAA.
Moving the needle in the federal space.
Compliance, regulation and small businesses.
Lessons learned from environmental legislation.
Slowly awakening to the problems we face.
The legislation can only do so much.
Privacy and biometric data.
Crowdsourced private surveillance.