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Privacy PleaseS6, E259 - Patch Tool Turns PredatorSend us a textIn this episode of Privacy Please, host Cameron Ivey discusses significant security threats, including a critical vulnerability in Microsoft's WSUS, a major data breach at the University of Pennsylvania, and the emergence of sophisticated malware known as Glassworm. The conversation highlights the importance of cybersecurity measures and the potential consequences of negligence in IT security. Support the show
2025-11-0710 minPrivacy PleaseS6, E246 - Unpacking Healthline's Historic CCPA Settlement: What It Means for Data PrivacySend us a textCameron and Gabe dive into Healthline Media's record-breaking $1.55 million settlement for CCPA violations, examining whether such penalties are sufficient deterrents against improper sharing of sensitive health data.• Healthline violated CCPA by sharing sensitive user health data with advertisers without proper consent• First U.S. regulatory action against a company for disclosing "inferred sensitive data"• Violation included failing to provide mechanisms to opt out of sensitive data sharing• Discussion of whether fines proportional to company revenue would be more effective• Comparison of data brokers to other harmful entities in society...
2025-07-0314 minPrivacy PleaseS6, E243 - Reality Check: AI's Influence Is Baked Right InSend us a textGabe and Cameron dive into the unseen dangers of AI systems, exploring how inherent biases shape our perception and how prompt injection attacks pose serious security threats.• Generative AI models contain built-in biases based on their training data, favoring Western and particularly North American perspectives• A recent study shows ChatGPT-4 with personalization is more persuasive than humans 64.4% of the time• Most users accept AI outputs without questioning the underlying biases• Prompt injection allows hackers to insert malicious instructions into AI systems that can lead to data leaks and security...
2025-05-2418 minPrivacy PleaseS6, E240 - From IAPP Insights to Security Challenges: What Really MattersSend us a textCameron and Gabe return after a brief hiatus to explore major developments in security, privacy, and resilience. They dive into insights from the IAPP conference and VeeamOn, examining how AI governance and outdated privacy tools are reshaping the industry landscape.• AI governance frameworks dominated IAPP discussions with companies "building the plane as they're flying"• Verizon's Data Breach Report debunks overblown AI security fears, showing real risks are data leakage and poor access controls• Growing frustration with outdated privacy management tools is driving demand for better solutions• Security posture isn't ab...
2025-04-3013 minPrivacy PleaseS6, E238 - 23andMe, Honda, and Signal: Three Privacy Alerts You Need to KnowSend us a textPrivacy threats are intensifying across multiple fronts, from genetic data vulnerabilities at 23andMe to corporate violations and messaging app security concerns. Cameron Ivey breaks down three urgent privacy issues and provides practical guidance on protecting your digital footprint in an increasingly vulnerable online landscape.• 23andMe users should consider deleting their genetic data immediately due to bankruptcy proceedings that could compromise privacy protections• Law professor Craig Conneth warns that terms of service could change during bankruptcy, with inadequate federal regulations to protect consumers• Honda fined $632,500 by California Privacy Protection Agency for cr...
2025-03-2810 minPrivacy PleaseS5, E226 - Building a Secure Culture Against BEC ScamsSend us a textDiscover how these cyber criminals impersonate bosses and coworkers, manipulating emotions to trick victims into transferring money or revealing sensitive information. Learn how to spot the red flags: from urgent requests that cloud judgment, to lookalike email domains designed to deceive. We'll guide you through practical steps to safeguard your organization, emphasizing the importance of communication and verifying requests through trusted channels.Join me, Cameron Ivey, as I break down these sophisticated scams and explore why adherence to company protocols is crucial in defending against them. Support the show
2024-11-1503 minPrivacy PleaseS5, E223 - Click Smart: Avoid These 4 Cyber PitfallsSend 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...
2024-10-0813 minPrivacy PleaseS5, E220 - DEFCON and Black Hat Highlights: AWS Takeovers, Industry Insights, and much more!Send us a textCurious 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 do...
2024-08-2319 minPrivacy PleaseS5, E218 - CrowdStrike: The Quiet Part Out Loud - Worlds Largest Recovery IncidentSend us a textWhat 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 cruc...
2024-08-0227 minPrivacy PleaseS5, E215 - Click, Track, Share: Privacy, What's That?Send us a textHistory 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...
2024-07-0309 minPrivacy PleaseS5, E213 - Unmasking the Privacy Threats of Wi-Fi Positioning SystemsSend us a textEver 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...
2024-06-0418 minPrivacy PleaseS5, E212 - Should AI Have a Role in the Legislative Chamber?Send us a textShould 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 ex...
2024-05-2408 minPrivacy PleaseS5, E211 - Exposing the Ransomware Crisis: Unveiling the Threats to Healthcare Data SecuritySend us a textExplore 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...
2024-05-1721 minPrivacy PleaseS5, E199 - Trading Faces for Safety in US AirportsSend us a textPrepare 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 t...
2024-02-1007 minPrivacy PleaseS5, E198 - Honoring Privacy Pioneers: The Guardians of Digital Rights and Debating SEC OversightSend us a textCelebrate 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...
2024-02-0211 min
Ivey Executive Education Presents: Learning In ActionDesigning the Workplace for NeurodiversityTraditional work conditions were developed with a narrow vision of what kind of worker should succeed. Many organizations still operate with the approach that individuals who fall outside of these traditional ideals must seek individualized accommodations to help them adapt to the traditional work environment. However, when we design work environments specifically to support Neurodiversity, we not only foster a better sense of belonging for everyone on the team, but the design changes often benefit all employees. Together, our panelists explore how universal design elements that support neurodiversity at work often benefit all employees, delve into personal experiences on...
2023-12-2155 minPrivacy PleaseS4, E157 - TikTok Security ConcernsSend us a textThis 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 cameron.ivey@protonmail.com Support the show
2023-03-2912 minPrivacy PleaseS2, E81 - Back to School, back to Privacy with The Data DivaSend us a textThis 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/podcastSupport the show
2021-09-0156 minPrivacy PleaseS2, E80 - How valuable is your data?Send us a textThis 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/Support the show
2021-08-2509 minPrivacy PleaseS2, E79 - Preparing for Data Breaches - The Devil is in the GapsSend us a textThis 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! Support the show
2021-08-1810 minPrivacy PleaseS2, E78 - Veronica Toscano, Chief of staff and Privacy Specialist at CiscoSend us a textThis 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.Support the show
2021-08-1159 minPrivacy PleaseS2, E77 - Paul Asadoorian, CIO at CyberRisk AllianceSend us a textThis 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.co...
2021-08-041h 14Privacy PleaseS2, E76 - Cat Casey, Chief Growth Officer at Reveal BrainspaceSend us a textThis 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- ccasey@revealdata.comSupport the show
2021-07-2857 minPrivacy PleaseS2, E75 - The Practitioners Round TableSend us a textThis 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 ethicsSupport the show
2021-07-211h 22Privacy PleaseS2, E74 - The Biggest GDPR Penalties for NoncomplianceSend us a texthttps://www.spirion.com/blog/gdpr-fines-increase/Support the show
2021-07-1414 minPrivacy PleaseS2, E73 - Kelly Finnerty, Director of Brand and Content at StartpageSend us a textThis 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:
2021-06-3058 minPrivacy PleaseS2, E72 - Nishant Bhajaria, Part 2 - Privacy EngineeringSend us a textThis 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...
2021-06-2354 minPrivacy PleaseS2, E71 - Mathew Newfield, CSIO at Unisys - Ransomware Part 2Send us a textThis 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/m...
2021-06-161h 00Privacy PleaseS2, E70 - Ransomware, The Security & Privacy Implications Part 1Send us a textThis 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 t...
2021-06-0942 minPrivacy PleaseS2, E69 - Aaron Weller - Co-founder and President at SentinelSend us a textThis 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, fi...
2021-06-0258 minPrivacy PleaseS2, E68 - Blogcast - Automating Data Discovery and Data Classification for Enhanced PrivacySend us a texthttps://www.spirion.com/blog/automating-data-discovery-and-data-classification-for-enhanced-privacy/Support the show
2021-05-2618 minPrivacy PleaseS2, E67 - Vikas Bhatia - Founder & CEO - JustProtect | Cybersecurity Advisor | SpeakerSend us a textThis 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...
2021-05-191h 11Privacy PleaseS2, E66 - Gina Taranto - Director of Applied Science / Accelerated Learning Solutions at ProSearch Strategies, IncSend us a textThis 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:gtaranto@prosearch.comShow Notes:https://www.prosearch.com/https://www.law.com/legaltechnews/2021/04/05/facing-new-privacy-regulations-head-on/?slreturn=20210314095612...
2021-05-1255 minPrivacy PleaseS2, E65 - Jim Manico, Founder, Secure Coding Instructor at Manicode SecuritySend us a textThis 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/Support the show
2021-05-051h 00Privacy PleaseS2, E64 - Larry Whiteside Jr. CTO & Chief Security Officer at CyberClanSend us a textThis 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...
2021-04-281h 08Privacy PleaseS2, E63 - Jeff Jockisch, Data Privacy Researcher at Privacy PlanSend us a textThis 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 Br...
2021-04-211h 18Privacy PleaseS2, E62 - Gilbert Hill - Data Agency in the age of Data Privacy Part 1Send us a textThis 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 inno...
2021-04-141h 09Privacy PleaseS2, E61 - Luca Cosentino, Product Lead at Oasis LabsSend us a textThis 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! ...
2021-04-071h 06Privacy PleaseS2, E60 - Ryan Smyth, Managing Director at FTI ConsultingSend us a textThis 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 th...
2021-03-311h 01Privacy PleaseS2, E59 - Punit Bhatia, Author, & Data Privacy Manager at Fit4PrivacySend us a textThis 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/bedpo...
2021-03-2451 minPrivacy PleaseS2, E58 - Lodrina Cherne, Principle Security Advocate at CybereasonSend us a textThis 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...
2021-03-171h 17Privacy PleaseS2, E57 - James McQuiggan - Part II, ConversationsSend us a textOn 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!Support the show
2021-03-1050 minPrivacy PleaseS2, E56 - Michael Santarcangelo - Part II, ConversationsSend us a textThis 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 Support the show
2021-03-0343 minPrivacy PleaseS2, E55 - Blogcast - The Risk Associated With Unstructured Data In The CloudSend us a textThe 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...
2021-02-2427 minPrivacy PleaseS2, E54 - Scott Giordano, Part II - V.P. & Senior Counsel, Privacy and ComplianceSend us a textThis 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 Support the show
2021-02-1732 minPrivacy PleaseS2, E53 - Nishant Bhajaria – Author, Privacy Architecture and Strategy at UberSend us a textThis 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...
2021-02-101h 00Privacy PleaseS2, E52 - Avishai Ostrin – Head of Privacy at AssersonSend us a textThis 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 an...
2021-02-031h 05Privacy PleaseS2, E51 - Jack Jones, Co-Founder at RiskLens - Data Privacy Day 2021 - Expensive NoiseSend us a textThis 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...
2021-01-2752 minPrivacy PleaseS2, E50 - Kevin Coppins, CEO at SpirionSend us a textThis 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/KittyLizardSupport the show
2021-01-201h 00Privacy PleaseS2, E49 - Top Listeners ChoiceSend us a textEp. 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...
2021-01-1345 minPrivacy PleaseS2, E48 - 2021 Data Privacy PredictionsSend us a textMr. Salty Soothsayer is back with your 2021 privacy predictions to wrap up 2020. Please Join Gabe and I as we recap 2020 predictions and outcomes as well as our predictions for 2021. Don't hesitate to reach out with questions or guest suggestions and inquiries for the 2021 lineup. Big thank you again for joining us on this journey together, Happy Holidays and Happy New Year's everyone! -Cam and GabeContact info:privacyplspod@protonmail.comSupport the show
2020-12-1622 minPrivacy PleaseEp. 47 - Blogcast Holiday Edition - Data Privacy needs Data SecuritySend us a texthttps://www.spirion.com/blog/data-privacy-needs-data-security/Support the show
2020-12-0908 minPrivacy PleaseEp. 46 - Robert Hansen, CTO at Bit Discovery - Company Series Part 2Send us a textThis week on Privacy Please in our first company series part 2, please welcome the very insightful and passionate, Robert Hansen, CTO at Bit Discovery. In this conversation we have the luxury of speaking with Robert about his 25+ year background in web security, his time with eBay, being well known for creating hackers.org, working at whitehat, where he met Jeremiah before they started Bit Discovery, public speaking, digital conferences with 2021 expectations, how he weaponized a code he had written a long time ago, consequences on the privacy side of things they fin...
2020-12-0242 minPrivacy PleaseEp. 45 - Jeremiah Grossman, CEO at Bit Discovery - Company Series Part 1Send us a textSpecial guest and friend, Jeremiah Grossman, CEO at Bit Discovery joins the podcast with a fantastic back and forth conversation that doesn't seem to let up. He is also the 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. Ladies and gentlemen, what can't he do? - Mr. Jeremiah Grossman!In this episode, we learn more about all his special talents, ideas, thoughts, backstories, and how he ended up at Bit Discovery. We dive into infosec...
2020-11-251h 04Privacy PleaseEp. 44 - Daniel H. Gallancy, CEO at AtakamaSend us a textThis week on Privacy Please we have the intelligent and very out of the box thinking CEO at Atakama, a multi-factor encryption company, ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Daniel H. Gallancy! We talk about his story, where he came from as an engineer turned finance and back to engineer, privacy, security, encryption, what conspiracy theory he would stop if he could choose one and much more! Do not miss this one, tons of valuable info and just a great discussion all around. Please enjoy! Support the show
2020-11-1857 min