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The Size 15 Runner Podcast37. HOKA Skyflow, "Unsolved Running Mysteries," & How Runners Give the "Ick"The Size 15 Runner gets icky with it as he describes the ways runners give him the “ick" (3:52); he attempts to solve one of the greatest unsolved running mysteries never solved (17:50); and he reaches for the sky as he reviews the HOKA Skyflow—a new shoe that has him feeling sky high and like the sky’s the limit (35:47).HOKA Skyflow: Described by HOKA as a cross between the Clifton and Bondi, the all-new Skyflow is a max cushioned daily trainer that combines the word “sky” and the word “flow.”The "Ick": A t...2024-10-1649 min
Partially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyPseudoanonymization of Data with Jack GodauIn this episode, Sean sat down with Jack Godau to dive deep into the world of pseudoanonymization. They started by discussing Jack's career trajectory working with highly sensitive data and how that experience shapes his engineering mindset. Jack shared how pseudoanonymization differs from anonymization, explaining its value for maintaining data utility while complying with stringent regulations like GDPR.
Jack also walked us through the challenges and key components of building a pseudoanonymization engine, including the complexities of handling re-identification risks, ensuring scalability, and optimizing performance for large datasets. He shared insights on the trade-offs between data protection...2024-09-1145 min
Demand Generation Club PodcastSean Falconer - SkyflowIn this episode, Sean Falconer, the head of marketing at Skyflow shares his non-traditional career trajectory, from studying computer science to becoming the head of marketing at Skyflow. He discusses the challenges of marketing a new category of product and the importance of educating the market on data privacy and protection. Sean also emphasizes the need to understand and engage with a technical audience by speaking their language and providing authentic content. He highlights the significance of aligning sales and marketing efforts and targeting the right personas through channels like events, digital ads, and account-based marketing. Sean concludes by...2024-08-2922 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyThe Evolution of Certificate Management with Anchor Security's Ben BurkertIn this episode, Sean sits down with Ben Burkert, Co-founder and CTO of Anchor, to dive into the world of certificate management and internal TLS. We explore how certificates and TLS function, the inherent difficulties in managing internal TLS certificates, and why nearly every engineer has a horror story related to it. Ben also shares insights into how Anchor is addressing these challenges and making internal TLS certificate management simpler and more reliable.
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Understanding Certificates and TLS:
Basics of how certificates and TLS work.
The role of TLS in securing internal communications.2024-08-2840 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyWhat is a Data Lakehouse with Upsolver's Ori RafaelIn this episode, we sit down with Ori Rafael, CEO and Co-founder of Upsolver, to explore the rise of the lakehouse architecture and its significance in modern data management. Ori breaks down the origins of the lakehouse and how it leverages S3 to provide scalable and cost-effective storage. We discuss the critical role of open table formats like Apache Iceberg in unifying data lakes and warehouses, and how ETL processes differ between these environments. Ori also shares his vision for the future, highlighting how Upsolver is positioned to empower organizations as they navigate the rapidly evolving data landscape.
2024-08-1431 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyTop 10 Security Issues for LLM Applications with F5's Aubrey KingIn this episode, Sean Falconer is joined by Aubrey King, solutions architect and community evangelist at F5, to discuss the top 10 security issues for LLM applications. They explore critical threats such as prompt injections, insecure output handling, and training data poisoning, among others. Aubrey provides insights into why these issues arise, the attacks being observed, and the methods used to mitigate these risks. This episode is essential listening for anyone interested in the security of large language models and their applications.
2024-07-3151 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyDemystifying Data Warehouses with Felicis Ventures's Eric FlaningamIn this episode, host Sean Falconer sits down with Eric Flaningam, a researcher at Felicis Ventures, to explore the fascinating world of data warehouses. They dive into the history, evolution, and future trends of data warehousing, shedding light on its importance.
Key topics discussed include an overview of the article "A Primer on Data Warehouses," and the definition and key characteristics of data warehouses. They also cover the historical evolution and major milestones in data warehousing, the shift from batch processing to real-time data, and the convergence of data warehouses and SQL.
Eric and Sean...2024-07-1732 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyPractical Advice to Protecting Your Digital Self with Tim JensenJoin us as we chat with Tim Jensen, a privacy enthusiast, about personal online security. Tim shares his journey to becoming a privacy advocate and teacher and provides insights into the common mistakes people make with passwords. We discuss why passwords have persisted for over 60 years, the issues with current password creation methods, and the balance between complexity and usability.
We also explore strategies to protect personal information beyond just using better passwords. Finally, Tim shares his thoughts on future approaches to password and identity protection.
2024-07-1034 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyKeys to the Kingdom, Secrets Management with Doppler's Brian VallelungaIn this episode Sean welcomes Brian Vallelunga, CEO and founder of Doppler, to discuss secrets management. Brian shares the journey of founding Doppler, a company dedicated to securing sensitive data such as API keys and credentials. Sean and Brian discuss the nuances of secrets management, its distinction from password management, and the importance of dedicated services for safeguarding secrets.
The episode also addresses the alarming rise in data breaches, common mistakes companies make, and essential practices for managing secrets effectively. Brian offers expert advice on protecting secrets, the necessity for secret rotation, and the future of secrets...2024-06-1939 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyThe Biggest Mistakes Companies Make with Their Data with RudderStack's Eric DoddsIn this episode, Sean is joined by Eric Dodds, Head of Product Marketing at RudderStack, to dive into the world of data management, data pipelines, and common data mistakes. Eric shares his insights on when organizations should transition from basic tools like spreadsheets to a more sophisticated data stack, including data warehouses and modern tooling.
They discuss the challenges businesses face in data management, specifically about coming up with a common set of definitions that an organization is aligned around. They also discuss how to address these issues, and the importance of secure handling of customer data.2024-06-0547 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyPrivacy and Security Considerations for RAG with Graphlit's Kirk MarpleIn this episode, Kirk Marple, CEO and Co-founder of Graphlit, joins the show. Sean and Kirk dive into the world of unstructured data management, discussing the evolution and current challenges in the field.
While structured data has been well-handled since the 1970s, 80-90% of the world’s data remains unstructured, with predictions of 175 billion terabytes by 2025. Despite this vast amount, companies struggle to utilize it effectively due to immature tools and processes. Graphlit was founded to address this gap, providing scalable, maintainable systems with enhanced observability to handle unstructured data efficiently.
Kirk discusses the challenges in...2024-05-1539 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyUser Permissions at Scale with AuthZed's Jake MoshenkoIn this episode, Jake Moshenko, CEO and co-founder of AuthZed, joins the show to explore the world of user permissions at scale. Inspired by Google's Zanzibar, AuthZed aims to tackle the challenges of authorization - a less common focus compared to authentication in the tech industry.
Jake discusses the initial simplicity and subsequent complications in role-based permission models, where businesses often struggle as they scale and need more nuanced access controls. He explains the Zanzibar paper from Google and the technical challenges with implementing the approach successfully. He explains how AuthZed facilitates a flexible and maintainable permission...2024-05-0834 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyAI Deepfakes with Nametag's Aaron PainterIn this episode host Sean Falconer is joined by Aaron Painter, CEO of Nametag, to explore the evolving threat and potential of AI deepfakes. They discuss the increasing sophistication of deepfake technology, highlighted by the significant rise in incidents such as the Retool hack, and how these technologies can manipulate public perception and security. Aaron discusses the development of technologies to both create and detect deepfakes, discussing the arms race that pits innovation against security.
Aaron shares insights into how his company, Nametag, is at the forefront of combating deepfake fraud by protecting identity data and providing...2024-05-0146 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyProtecting and Using Sensitive Health Data with Integral's Shubh SinhaIn this episode we’re joined by Shubh Sinha, CEO and Co-founder of Integral, to discuss the protection and utilization of sensitive health data. Shubh shares insights from his varied career in sales, engineering, and product management, and dives into the challenges of maintaining privacy and security in healthcare. The conversation covers HIPAA regulations, the balance of securing data while keeping it accessible, and the role of generative AI in healthcare innovations. Tune in for a detailed look at how technology is shaping the future of patient treatment and data privacy.
2024-04-2444 min
WIN/WIN: Women in Innovation#116 Amruta Moktali | Chief Product Office @ SkyflowIn this episode, Amruta Moktali, Chief Product Officer at Skyflow, shares her journey in product management and discusses the challenges and decisions she has faced throughout her career. Amruta also explains the role of a Chief Product Officer at a Series B company and the need for a strong partnership between product and engineering. Amruta encourages women to overcome imposter syndrome and seek feedback to grow their careers.Key takeaways: Surround yourself with intelligent people who challenge and inspire you.Believe in yourself and your ability to learn and grow.Build a s...2024-04-2231 min
Careers in Data PrivacyRobin Andruss: Chief Privacy Officer at SkyflowAs a teenager, Robin was a figure skater,
In college, she worked as a waiter.
Robin’s extensive privacy experience is not brief,
She’s now Skyflow’s privacy chief!2024-04-1940 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyBalancing Innovation and Responsibility in AI/ML Deployment with Jozu's Brad MickleaIn this episode, we dive into the world of MLOps, the engine behind secure and reliable AI/ML deployments. MLOps focuses on the lifecycle of machine learning models, ensuring they are developed and deployed efficiently and responsibly.
With the explosion of ML applications, the demand for specialized tools has skyrocketed, highlighting the need for improved observability, auditing, and reproducibility. This shift necessitates an evolution in ML toolchains to address gaps in security, governance, and reliability.
Jozu is a platform founded to tackle these very challenges by enhancing the collaboration between AI/ML and application development...2024-04-1743 min
Fireside with VoxgigEpisode 168 Sean Falconer, Head of Marketing and Developer Relations at SkyflowToday, we're sitting down to chat with Sean Falconer. Sean is the head of marketing and developer relations at Skyflow, and he brings us a fascinating inside look at the growing field of data protection.
Skyflow's main selling point is their data privacy vaults, used in a similar way to an identity protector, but they've taken this concept from an individual service to one that can cater to entire companies with seemingly endless streams of PII flowing through their systems daily, vulnerable to attack from outside sources.
Sean describes their journey, and how their DevRel skills helped to bring SkyFlow...2024-04-1637 min
TechCrunch Startup NewsSkyflow raises $30M more as AI spikes demand for its privacy businessThis morning Skyflow announced that it has raised a $30 million Series B extension led by Khosla Ventures. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices2024-04-0204 minTechCrunch Startup NewsSkyflow raises $30M more as AI spikes demand for its privacy businessThis morning Skyflow announced that it has raised a $30 million Series B extension led by Khosla Ventures. The deal is interesting on a number of fronts including the round’s structure and how Skyflow has been impacted by growth of AI.© 2024 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices2024-04-0104 min
The Matrix AI Talk Radio from inteligenesis.comSkyflow Raises $30M in Funding as Privacy Demands Drive AI AdoptionIn a monumental affirmation of market trust, Skyflow's financial reservoir swells with a staggering $30M infusion. The tech industry watches closely as this AI privacy firm steps INTO THE LIMELIGHT. Privacy, a right oft-compromised, now finds a stalwart defender in the algorithms & balance sheets at the heart of Skyflow's operation.
It's not just about numbers; it's a tale of TIMING & technology. AI has pushed boundaries that once seemed insurmountable. Data privacy issues, magnified by this technological leap, require innovative solutions. Skyflow answers that call, attracting investors who see beyond the horizon.
Skyflow's ascent...2024-03-2901 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyPrompt Injection Attacks with SVAM's DevanshIn this episode, we dive deep into the world of prompt injection attacks in Large Language Models (LLMs) with the Devansh, AI Solutions Lead at SVAM. We discuss the attacks, existing vulnerabilities, real-world examples, and the strategies attackers use. Our conversation sheds light on the thought process behind these attacks, their potential consequences, and methods to mitigate them.
Here's what we covered:
Understanding Prompt Injection Attacks: A primer on what these attacks are and why they pose a significant threat to the integrity of LLMs.
Vulnerability of LLMs: Insights into the inherent characteristics...2024-03-2747 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyThe Hidden Hazards of Managing Unstructured Data with Skyflow's Joice JohnIn this episode, Joice John, Senior Product Manager at Skyflow, joins the show to discuss the complexities of managing privacy and security with unstructured data. Joice explains what unstructured data is and its distinction from structured data, and then dives into the technologies that tackle these challenges.
Joice discusses the unique privacy concerns and significant security risks unstructured data poses, highlighting why they're especially tough to mitigate. Sean and Joice also discuss the support modern data lakes offer for secure unstructured data management, alongside Skyflow’s solutions for overcoming analytics challenges and protecting sensitive customer information.
2024-03-2044 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyBuilding Enterprise-grade Security with Skyflow's Daniel WongDaniel Wong, Head of Security and Compliance at Skyflow, is back for his third appearance. Daniel discusses his extensive career at the forefront of security engineering, having worked with industry behemoths like Oracle, Salesforce, and CrowdStrike.
He discusses the critical differences in security needs between large enterprises and smaller businesses, the evolution of security technologies, and the unique challenges of ensuring enterprise-grade compliance. Daniel shares his personal experiences and the innovative security features he helped pioneer, offering listeners an insider's view of what it takes to protect some of today's leading enterprises.
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Common...2024-03-1350 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyBattling Phone and SMS Fraud with Phound's Dave EricksonThis episode dives into how we can keep our texts and calls safe from scammers. Sean Falconer chats with Dave Erickson, the co-founder of Phound, which is redefining the way people connect and communicate. Dave shares why texts can easily get targeted by scams, how fraudsters hide their identity, and the tricks they use to trick people.
Learn about the simple steps you can take to protect yourself from these scams. Dave also talks about how Phound is working to make our phone numbers safer by creating a self-managed contact card. Users of Phound only receive phone...2024-03-0648 min
The Agile Brand with Greg Kihlström®: Expert Mode Marketing Technology, AI, & CXData collection done right with Sean Falconer, SkyflowToday we’re going to talk about doing data collection right, by also exploring how to do it wrong, and what brands need to pay attention to when they are collecting information to power personalized experiences, marketing efforts, and many other aspects of the business.To help me discuss this topic, I’d like to welcome Sean Falconer, Head of Marketing & Developer Relations at Skyflow.ResourcesSign up for The Agile Brand newsletter here: https://www.gregkihlstrom.comGet the latest news and updates on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/compan...2024-03-0129 minThe Agile Brand with Greg Kihlström®: Expert Mode Marketing Technology, AI, & CXData collection done right with Sean Falconer, SkyflowToday we’re going to talk about doing data collection right, by also exploring how to do it wrong, and what brands need to pay attention to when they are collecting information to power personalized experiences, marketing efforts, and many other aspects of the business.To help me discuss this topic, I’d like to welcome Sean Falconer, Head of Marketing & Developer Relations at Skyflow.ResourcesSign up for The Agile Brand newsletter here: https://www.gregkihlstrom.comGet the latest news and updates on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/compan...2024-03-0129 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyAuthentication and Identity Management with Descope's Rishi BhargavaIn this episode Rishi Bhargava, Co-founder of Descope, joins the show to delve into the intricacies of authentication and identity management. Rishi, with his extensive experience in security, spanning from McAfee to Palo Alto Networks and co-founding Demisto and Descope, shares his insights on the evolution of the security landscape and the persistent challenges surrounding password-based security.
Rishi elaborates on the longevity of passwords, their inherent security weaknesses, and the efforts to bolster their security, often at the expense of user convenience.
The conversation shifts to emerging alternatives like passkeys, magic links, social logins, and...2024-02-2149 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyLearning and Sharing in Public with Dagster Lab's Pedram NavidIn this episode Sean is joined by Pedram Naveed, Head of Data Engineering at Dagster Labs. They discuss the unique challenges and opportunities in the realm of data engineering, particularly the culture of learning and sharing within the field.
Pedram discusses the traditionally guarded nature of data engineering, contrasting it with the more open-source approach in software engineering. He highlights the potential downsides of this secrecy, such as the difficulty in learning best practices and innovating. The discussion also touches on the balance companies must strike between contributing to communal knowledge and protecting valuable data and intellectual...2024-02-0735 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyDocumentation Redaction with Hill Redaction's Zena ObebeIn this episode Zena Obebe, the founder of Hill Redaction Services, joins the show to discuss the critical role of document redaction in maintaining privacy and security. Zena, an expert in the field, discusses the increasing demand for document redaction across various industries, particularly in legal and medical sectors.Document redaction, the process of obscuring sensitive information in documents, is vital for compliance with privacy laws and protecting personal data.
Zena sheds light on the challenges organizations face in redacting documents, emphasizing the complexity and necessity of accurately obscuring information without compromising the integrity of the document...2024-01-3139 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyDecoding Data Localization for Payments in India with Skyflow's Sanjeev SharmaIn this episode, Sanjeev Sharma, Product Lead from Skyflow, joins the show to explore the complex landscape of payment data residency regulations in India, focusing on the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) 2018 mandate for local data storage and its impact on digital payments. The discussion covers the regulatory roles of RBI and NPCI, the challenges international businesses face in adapting to these regulations, and the implications for consumer data protection and business continuity.
Sanjeev and Sean delve into the technical and operational hurdles companies encounter, such as interpreting intricate payment flows and modifying global IT systems for...2024-01-2434 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyThe State of Privacy Engineering with Saima Fancy, Jay Averitt, and Mira OlsonIn this episode a stellar panel of privacy engineering experts delve into the evolving world of privacy engineering. Saima Fancy, Senior Privacy Specialist for Ontario Health, Jay Averitt, Privacy Product Manager and Engineer at Microsoft, and Mira Olson, Privacy Architect at Doordash, bring diverse perspectives from their extensive experience in the field. They kick off the discussion with personal introductions, shedding light on their roles and contributions to privacy engineering.
Jay helps tackle the fundamental question, "What is a privacy engineer?" sparking a thoughtful debate. Mira builds on this by reflecting on the evolution of the role...2024-01-1753 min
CodingCat.dev Podcast3.24 Skyflow’s Privacy Vault for Building LLMs with Sean FalconerSean shows us Skyflow as we discuss consumer privacy and how to stay on to of data management and safety.
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Product TalkEP 350 - Skyflow CPO on Scaling B2B Product BusinessesHow can product leaders scale B2B businesses? In this episode of Product Talk with Sid Shaik, Skyflow CPO Amruta Moktali shares approaches for scaling B2B product businesses. She speaks on her experiences at Microsoft and Salesforce and discusses key topics including diversifying teams, partnering, automating processes, and anticipating customer needs as a company rapidly grows. Tune in for valuable insights on scaling to enterprise levels.2023-12-0644 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyPrivacy’s Company-wide Connection with Privacy Engineering Leader Pramod RaghavendranIn this episode, Pramod Raghavendran, a privacy engineering expert with prior experience at Google and Coinbase, joins the show. Together, Sean and Pramod discuss the dynamic landscape of privacy engineering, addressing hot topics and changes since Pramod's last appearance.
The conversation delves into the unique role of privacy engineers compared to security engineers, emphasizing collaboration between privacy and security teams. Pramod shares insights into how privacy functions intersect with security, governance, and data platforms. The episode also explores real-world examples, best practices, and future trends, offering a concise yet comprehensive look at the evolving relationship between privacy...2023-12-0643 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyWhy PII Data Isolation Matters with Skyflow’s Roshmik SahaIn this episode, Roshmik Saha, Co-founder and CTO of Skyflow, discusses the critical importance of Personally Identifiable Information (PII) data isolation. The principle is straightforward—separate sensitive and non-sensitive data for effective data governance and privacy. The conversation covers historical origins, government use, and real-world examples from companies like Apple and Google.
The episode explores why PII isolation is vital, detailing risks and consequences of not implementing it effectively. Roshmik contrasts data isolation with encryption and access control, emphasizing practicality. "Zero trust" in data security is introduced as a verification-centric approach. Challenges in isolating PII are acknowledged, wi...2023-11-1543 min
How I Raised It - The podcast where we interview startup founders who raised capital.Ep. 268 How I Raised It with Anshu Sharma of SkyflowProduced by Foundersuite (www.foundersuite.com), "How I Raised It" goes behind the scenes with startup founders and investors who have raised capital. This episode is with Anshu Sharma of Skyflow, a startup that makes a data privacy vault delivered as an API.
Anshu has raised over $70m for SkyFlow, but he’s also angel invested in over 70 startups so we talk about targeting the right investors, testing your thesis, asking for advice and more.
Skyflow's most recent round was a $45M Series B financing round. led by New York-based global private equity and venture capital firm Insight Partners. Other in...2023-11-0830 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyDeveloper Experience and Data Protection with Skyflow’s Ram MuthukrishnanIn this episode, we delve into developer experience (DX) and its pivotal role in data protection, security, and privacy. Ram Muthukrishnan, a product manager at Skyflow, joins the show again to share insights into DX's definition, the key elements of a great DX, and notable companies excelling in this domain. We explore the challenges developers face in implementing secure and privacy-respecting software, emphasizing the need to strike a balance between efficiency and robust security measures.
The conversation extends to how a developer's role evolves when tasked with integrating privacy and security into their code and essential skills...2023-11-0838 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyAI Governance and Responsible AI with Skyflow’s Robin AndrussRobin Andruss, Skyflow’s Chief Privacy Officer is back to talk about AI governance and responsible AI. We touch on recent talks Robin gave at InfoGov World and IAPP PSR on privacy-enhancing technologies and AI governance.
In this episode, Robin sheds light on the pressing issues of data privacy within this new era of AI-driven product and consumer experiences. She discusses the key privacy challenges inherent to AI, highlighting the concerns voiced by privacy professionals as they navigate this evolving landscape. Robin explores how AI differs from previous technologies in terms of regulation and shares best practices fo...2023-11-0136 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyProtecting the Data, Not Just Data Access with Games24x7’s Kuldeep TomarIn this episode, we discuss the evolving landscape of data protection, especially in the context of India's DPDP law. Kuldeep Tomar, the Head of Information Security at Games24x7, delves into the significance of safeguarding data beyond just access control, highlighting the importance of data protection itself. He discusses how data protection is a critical facet of a Chief Information Security Officer's (CISO) responsibilities and how a robust data protection strategy can enhance an organization's ability to respond effectively to data breaches, aligning with the DPDP's mandates.
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Many people think of cybersecurity as primarily controlling...2023-10-2544 min
The Channel CROCrucial Strategies for CROs: Skyflow's Leadership Talks Data Privacy and Channel SuccessIn this episode of The Channel CRO, Kathleen Martin talks with two guests from Skyflow, Tammy Sexton, Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) of Skyflow, and Courtney Reding, Global Head of Alliances and Channels. Throughout the conversation, the podcast underscores several key themes. Adaptability and flexibility emerge as vital attributes in the role of a Chief Revenue Officer and highlight the constant evolution and need for change in this position, underscoring the importance of keeping an open mind and being receptive to feedback. Furthermore, the episode emphasizes the significance of fostering open communication between sales and marketing...2023-10-2425 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyBeyond Patient Safety, Unpacking Data Privacy in Healthcare with Murali ManiFormer Chief Compliance and Privacy Officer of GeneDx, Murali Mani, joins the show to discuss data privacy in healthcare. Murali spent over 15 years working in privacy and healthcare across companies like Philips, IBM, and GeneDx.
In this episode he shares his thoughts on common misconceptions about data privacy in healthcare, breaks down which regulations apply to which type of company, history of privacy in healthcare, and the challenges companies face with compliance and data protection.
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What are some common misconceptions or misunderstandings about data privacy in healthcare that you often encounter?
How...2023-10-1846 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacySecurity and Privacy in the Enterprise with Skyflow’s Sam SternbergSam Sternberg, Customer Programs Lead at Skyflow, joins the show to discuss the world of privacy and security at scale within large enterprises. We explore the complex infrastructure, regulatory challenges, and evolving technologies that these giants face in protecting customer and employee data. From managing expansive data infrastructures and international privacy regulations to securing data in the cloud, both multi-cloud and hybrid cloud and harnessing AI, we provide insights and best practices for safeguarding sensitive information.
Check out the episode to delve into the technology and people-centric approaches to privacy and security within the data landscape of...2023-10-1150 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyData Protection 101: Redaction, Masking, Encryption, and More with Skyflow’s Ram MuthukrishnanIn this episode, Ram Muthukrishnan, Senior Product Manager at Skyflow, joins the show to delve into the fundamental aspects of data protection.
Ram demystified key concepts like redaction, masking, and encryption, shedding light on their significance in the world of data protection. Ram walked us through the practical applications of these techniques and their role in ensuring data privacy and security in today's digital landscape.
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Why is it important to protect sensitive customer data?
What are the key differences between redaction, masking, encryption, and tokenization as data protection techniques?
How does data...2023-09-2032 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacySecurity Motivations for Moving to the Cloud with Lacework’s Merritt BaerIn this episode, we dive into the realm of cloud security with Merritt Baer, Field CISO of Lacework. Together, we look at the complex tapestry of perceptions surrounding on-premises security versus the cloud, shedding light on why some still view on-prem as the safer option.
Merritt lends her expertise to dissect the trade-offs that companies face by remaining in the traditional on-premises sphere rather than embracing the potential of the cloud. We explore the security considerations unique to the cloud-native world, offering insights into what it takes to navigate this transformation securely.
Whether you're a...2023-08-2347 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyNavigating GDPR with Catawiki’s Paul BreitbarthIn this episode, we explore the world of General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) Catawiki’s Data Protection Lead Paul Breitbarth. We cover GDPR's history, business essentials, compliance significance, and the art of harmonizing business objectives with regulatory demands.
Paul breaks down key GDPR components, emphasizing their role in safeguarding data privacy. From data handling to breach notification, listeners gain insights into essential compliance steps.
The heart of the conversation revolves around the challenge of balancing business goals with GDPR rules. Practical strategies are discussed, including privacy-conscious approaches and effective data protection policies. This episode is a...2023-08-1645 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyRise of the Privacy Officer with Avellino Lab’s Ray EverettIn this episode, Ray Everett, Head of Privacy and Data Protection at Avellino Lab, joins the show to discuss the rise of the privacy officer. The conversation delves into the essential role of privacy officers, providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of their responsibilities and the challenges they encounter. Ray offers practical advice on effectively finding and hiring privacy officers, as well as initiating and managing successful privacy programs. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of privacy protection.
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How has the privacy landscape changed throughout your career...2023-08-0944 min
The SaaS Podcast - SaaS, Startups, Growth Hacking & Entrepreneurship363: Skyflow: Lessons on Launching a New SaaS Product Category - with Anshu SharmaAnshu Sharma is the co-founder and CEO of Skyflow, a privacy API for securing and managing sensitive customer data.Show Notes: https://saasclub.io/363Join Email List: Get weekly SaaS learnings, new podcast episodes, and actionable insights right in your inbox: https://saasclub.io/email/Join Community: SaaS Club is the community for early-stage SaaS founders and entrepreneurs: https://saasclub.co/join2023-08-031h 00Partially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyOperationalizing Privacy-by-Design for New Products with Jodi and Justin DanielsIn the podcast episode Jodi Daniels, Founder & CEO of Red Clover Advisors, and Justin Daniels, Legal and Corporate Counsel at Baker Donelson, share valuable insights on privacy and security considerations in product development. They discuss the common mistakes made and the crucial questions to ask when designing new products, emphasizing the need for proactive data protection.
Jodi and Justin delve into core principles and best practices for integrating privacy-by-design, highlight the risks of neglecting privacy and security during product development, and explore ways to balance innovation and functionality with privacy and data protection requirements. They also address...2023-07-2647 min
The MongoDB PodcastEp. 172 Skyflow: Data Privacy & SecurityIn this episode of the MongoDB Podcast, we sit down with Sean Falconer, Head of Developer Relations and Marketing at Skyflow, a data privacy vault company. Sean takes us on a journey through the world of data privacy and security, explaining the importance of de-identifying data and how Skyflow's technology ensures sensitive information stays protected. He shares insights into the challenges of building a data privacy vault and how Skyflow has addressed them. Join us to learn about their innovative approach to protecting personal and corporate data, as well as their latest efforts to support and secure generative AI...2023-07-2543 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyGenerative AI and the Impact It Will Have on Privacy with Osano’s Rachael OrmistonIn this episode, Rachael Ormiston, Head of Privacy at Osano, joins the show to discuss the impact of generative AI on privacy. We covered a wide range of topics, including Rachael's initial impression of ChatGPT and the risks associated with generative AI. We also explored Italy's recent ban on ChatGPT, the measures that can be taken to mitigate risks and protect privacy, and how businesses and organizations can leverage generative AI responsibly without infringing on people's privacy rights.
Furthermore, we delved into the role of policymakers in regulating the use of generative AI to ensure privacy protection...2023-07-1937 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyUnmasking Online Fraud with SEON’s Jimmy FongIn this podcast episode, Jimmy Fong, Chief Commercial Officer at Seon, discusses online fraud and the role of Seon's fraud prevention tool. Jimmy covers common fraud patterns, evolving tactics, and the challenges of distinguishing legitimate user behavior from fraudulent activities. He shares Seon's journey, emerging fraud patterns, and best practices for security. Jimmy emphasizes collaboration and information sharing, highlighting the potential of generative AI in fraud prevention.
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How does online fraud work and why is it such a concern for online businesses and consumers?
What are some common fraud patterns that individuals or businesses should...2023-07-1245 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyUnleashing the Power of Private GPTs with Skyflow’s Manny SilvaManny Silva, Skyflow’s Head of Documentation, joins the podcast to share his journey of tinkering with generative AI systems and building a private GPT trained on internal Skyflow documents.
Manny discusses his first impression of ChatGPT, how he got interested in this space as a technical writer, and the non-obvious insights he gained along the way. He addresses common misconceptions about GPT, particularly regarding privacy and security. Manny explains the concept of creating a private GPT and explores the reasons why organizations would want to implement it. He provides valuable insights into effectively integrating a private GP...2023-06-2850 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyIntroduction to Data Governance with Skyflow’s Ashley JoseIn this episode, Ashley Jose, a product lead at Skyflow with a decade of experience in SaaS product management, explores the importance of data governance in today's data-driven world. He discusses the impact of growing data on business decisions and highlights the key components of an effective data governance framework.
Ashley addresses misconceptions, explains the evolution of data governance, and its intersection with data privacy regulations. He also explores how data governance works within Skyflow's data privacy vault approach.
Ashley addresses common misconceptions about data governance and dispels myths surrounding the topic. He then delves...2023-06-2124 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and Privacy’Cybersecurity is Failing Us’ with Skyflow’s Anshu SharmaIn this episode, Anshu Sharma, CEO and co-founder of Skyflow highlights the alarming disparity between the millions of dollars companies invest in cybersecurity and the persistent occurrence of breaches and cyber attacks. Despite these hefty investments, current approaches to cybersecurity are simply not enough to protect customer data. It's like putting a bandaid on a broken arm - it might temporarily cover the problem, but it won't heal the underlying issue.
According to Anshu, what we truly need is a security by default approach. We require systems that not only secure customer Personally Identifiable Information (PII) but...2023-06-1442 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyEngineering for Data Privacy: Navigating Infrastructure, Security, and Compliance with Skyflow’s Roshmik SahaIn this episode Roshmik Saha, Head of Engineering at Skyflow, dives into the fascinating realm of data privacy and security solutions. Whether you're considering building your own privacy solution or seeking insights into the infrastructure requirements for handling credit card data securely, this episode has you covered.
One important aspect that often goes underestimated is the maintenance costs associated with data privacy solutions. Roshmik emphasizes the significance of factoring in long-term maintenance expenses, as these solutions require ongoing updates, monitoring, and enhancements to adapt to evolving threats and regulations. It's crucial to recognize that compliance is merely...2023-05-2444 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyCanadian Data Privacy Regulations and History with nNovation’s Constantine KarbaliotisIn this episode, Constantine Karbaliotis from nNovation, a certified privacy professional with a wealth of experience in the field of privacy and data protection joins the show. Constantine has served as a privacy officer for two multinational corporations, and now serves multiple organizations as a privacy advisor.
Constantine is well-versed in a range of privacy program management areas, including policy development, implementing PIA/PbD programs, vendor privacy management, breach management and response, addressing notice, consent, and data subject rights issues, as well as contract issues such as data transfer agreements and security/privacy addenda.
During...2023-05-1851 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyUnderstanding SOC-2 Compliance and Achieving It with Skyflow’s Daniel WongIn today's digital age, data privacy and security have become critical concerns for companies of all sizes. One way for companies to demonstrate their commitment to protecting customer data is by achieving SOC-2 compliance. But what exactly is SOC-2, and how can companies achieve it?
To answer these questions, Daniel Wong, Head of Security and Compliance at Skyflow, joins the show to share his insights into SOC-2 compliance and the steps companies can take to achieve it.
Throughout the interview, Daniel explains what SOC-2 compliance is, why it's important, and how it differs from other...2023-05-1037 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyData Access Control with lakeFS’s Adi PolakData access control is becoming increasingly important as more and more sensitive data is being stored and processed by businesses and organizations. In this episode, the VP of Developer Experience at lakeFS, Adi Polak, joins to help define data access control and give examples of sensitive data that requires access control.
Adi also talks about the concept of role-based access control (RBAC), which differs from traditional access control methods and provides several advantages. The steps involved in implementing RBAC are discussed, as well as best practices and challenges. Real-world examples of RBAC implementation and success stories are...2023-05-0334 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyThe Ever Changing Privacy Landscape with Robert BatemanEurope has seen a significant evolution in privacy regulation over the past decade, with the introduction of the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in 2018 being a significant milestone. The GDPR establishes a comprehensive framework for protecting personal data and gives individuals greater control over how their data is collected, processed, and used.
The impact of these privacy regulations on businesses has been significant. Companies that operate in the EU or process EU citizens' data must comply with the GDPR's requirements or face significant fines and other penalties. This has required many businesses to implement new processes...2023-04-2649 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyIntroduction to Zero Trust Infrastructure with Hashicorp’s Rosemary WangZero trust infrastructure is an approach to security that requires all users, devices, and services to be authenticated and authorized before being granted access to resources. Unlike traditional security models that assume everything inside the network is trusted, zero trust assumes that all traffic is untrusted.
In today's world, where cyber threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated, Zero trust infrastructure is crucial for protecting sensitive data and preventing unauthorized access.
Hashicorp is a company that provides a suite of tools for building and managing secure systems. Their products, such as Vault, Consul, and Boundary, can help...2023-04-1945 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyData Deletion and Mapping via a Data Privacy Vault with Lisa Nee and Robert DuffyThe privacy landscape is changing. There is increasing consumer awareness and concern over the use of their personal data and there’s an ever growing list of privacy regulations that companies need to navigate.
Regulations like GDPR, CCPA, and others carry stiff fines for companies that fail to comply with data deletion requests. However, actually being able to delete someone’s information from an existing system is more complicated than you might expect. Large systems have been developed over many years ignoring the potential impact of PII sprawl. As a consequence, user data is everywhere and no one...2023-04-1247 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyPrivacy Threat Modeling with DoorDash’s Nandita Rao NarlaPrivacy threat modeling is a structured approach to identifying and assessing potential privacy risks associated with a particular system, application, or process. It involves analyzing how personal data flows through a system, identifying potential vulnerabilities or weaknesses, and evaluating the potential consequences of a privacy breach.
The goal of privacy threat modeling is to identify and prioritize potential privacy risks and to develop effective strategies for mitigating those risks. This process involves considering various aspects of the system or process being analyzed, including the data that is collected, how it is stored and processed, who has access...2023-04-0535 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyPrivacy-aware Data Pipelines with Skyflow’s Piper KeyesA data analytics pipeline is important to modern businesses because it allows them to extract valuable insights from the large amounts of data they generate and collect on a daily basis. This leads to better decision making, improved efficiency, and increased ROI.
However, despite your best efforts, sensitive customer data tends to find its way into our analytics pipelines, ending up in our data warehouses and metrics dashboards. Replicating customer PII to your downstream services greatly increases your compliance scope and makes maintaining data privacy and security significantly more challenging.
In this episode, Engineering Lead...2023-03-2944 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyIngesting and Processing Government Data with Merit’s Charlie SummersMerit’s verified identity platform brings visibility, liquidity, and trust to people-data, giving organizations the clarity to make better-informed decisions, engage with individuals effectively, and pursue their mission efficiently. Merit works with trusted private, state, and municipal organizations to solve critical real-world problems in sectors such as workforce development, emergency services, licensing, education, and defense readiness.
Merit ingests and processes highly sensitive data from a variety of government agencies. Privacy and security are of the utmost importance, but they must also balance data utility. To support customer and business needs, Merit uses a combination of off the sh...2023-03-2239 min
The Reconfigured Podcast#19 - Liz Acosta: Skyflow, Twilio, From coding bootcamp to Dev AdvocacyToday's episode is with Liz Acosta, Developer Advocate at Skyflow. We have discussed several topics from how to get into developer advocacy, getting into a bootcamp from a non-tech background, and much more.
00:00 Intro
00:42 Liz's introduction
01:49 Liz's current position at Skyflow
03:50 What Skyflow offers
05:44 Use case of handling something on your own versus using a managed service
10:54 Role of a developer advocate
16:07 Advocating a product based on needs
21:28 Authenticity when advocating for a product and knowing your audience
28:01...2023-03-211h 44Partially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyConfidential Computing and Secure Enclaves with AWS’s Arvind RaghuFor years engineers have relied on encryption at rest and transit to help protect sensitive data. However, historically data needs to be decrypted to actually use it, which risks the potential exposure of the underlying data. Confidential computing is a computing paradigm that aims to protect data in use, not just data in transit or at rest. The goal of confidential computing is to provide a secure computing environment where sensitive data can be processed without the risk of exposure or compromise.
AWS Nitro Enclaves is a service provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS) that enables customers...2023-03-1539 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyData Residency: A Technical Perspective with Skyflow’s Manish AhluwaliaIn this episode, Manish Ahluwalia, the field CTO of Skyflow, discusses the technical aspects of data residency and the usage of a data privacy vault.
He explains the concept of data residency and data localization. He noted that with the increasing amount of data being generated and shared, it is becoming increasingly important for organizations to ensure that their data is being stored and processed in compliance with local laws and regulations. However, this is a technically challenging problem because data typically ends up all over the place and companies lose track of what and where they’re...2023-02-2243 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyData Backup and Disaster Recovery with Druva’s W. Curtis PrestonHistorically, backup and recovery has been a job relegated to a junior person on the team. It’s the kind of grungy work that all companies know they should do, but no one wants to own it. As such, many companies have a poor backup and recovery posture and aren’t even sure they can recover from a disaster. Additionally, in recent years, homegrown backup systems have been the target of more and more ransomware and cyber attacks.
Attackers target the backups, either deleting them completely and then attacking other parts of the system or steal the back...2023-02-1552 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacySecure Multi-Party Computation Explained with Skyflow’s Liz AcostaIn this episode, we discuss the topic of secure multi-party computation. Since its introduction in the eighties, secure multi-party computation – also known as SMPC – has evolved into a subfield of cryptography for which a variety of protocols have been developed. SMPC is a technique used to allow multiple parties to jointly compute a function on their private inputs without revealing any information about those inputs to the other parties.
Liz Acosta, Developer Advocate at Skyflow, joins the show to explain SMPC and share her recent research into the subject. We begin by explaining the basic concept of SMPC...2023-02-0839 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyFrom Microsoft and Meta to Data Privacy for SMBs with Denise FarnsworthMost of the news and conversations around data privacy, security, breaches, and the impact to consumers and businesses is centered around big tech. However, big tech only makes up a small percentage of total businesses and privacy and security is something that has the potential to impact all businesses.
Denise Farnsworth has an incredibly diverse background in privacy, from big tech to small businesses and everything in between. She served as Deputy Data Protection Officer for Facebook, Chief Privacy Officer at Jazz Pharmaceuticals, Lead Privacy Counsel for NetSuite and Head of Legal, Data Privacy and Compliance Officer...2023-02-0130 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyHomomorphic Encryption with Skyflow’s Avradip MandalImagine being able to perform any computational operation over any kind of data but do it while the data is fully encrypted. That is the promise of fully homomorphic encryption.
Fully homomorphic encryption was first theorized in the 1970s, but the first proposal for a plausible construction of a fully homomorphic encryption scheme didn’t arrive until 2009. We are now in the fourth-generation of fully homomorphic encryption and although performance is still a blocker for many applications, there’s been a series of major breakthroughs allowing real world application to take advantage of the approach.
Dr...2023-01-2526 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyFighting Fintech Fraud with Sardine’s Soups RanjanFraud can be crippling to a business. It hurts your revenue, reputation, and customers. Fintech fraud is a super complex space, with bad actors using a variety of attacks like identity attacks, credit card theft, and phishing scams, it’s a lot for any company to tackle on their own. Sophisticated fraudsters leverage weaknesses in protocols like SMS, the phone system, email, and DNS.
Soups Ranjan, CEO and Founder of Sardine, joins the show to discuss the different types of fintech fraud attacks that take place and how Sardine uses machine learning to automatically detect and prevent fr...2023-01-1836 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyPrivacy and Security Industry Trends and Reflections with Bain Capital Ventures’ Rak GargThe technology industry has changed a lot over the past 10 years with the move from on-prem systems to the cloud. With that came new types of challenges from a privacy and security perspective. Controlling access to data was no longer just about putting up a firewall, but you needed to know who and what was accessing the data at all times for audit purposes. Authorization models had to adapt and become flexible to support more fine-grained access.
With new challenges comes new opportunities. There's been a growth in startups focused on developing solutions that help companies address...2023-01-1140 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyThe Partially Redacted 2022 Year in Review with Skyflow’s Ashley JoseWe launched the Partially Redacted podcast in 2022 and since then have published 17 episodes with industry experts covering everything from the basics of tokenization and encryption to differential privacy. We've had shows about privacy engineering training and how to build and scale a privacy engineering program.
In this final episode of 2022, we're breaking format. This is a special episode where we look back at the 17 episodes we’ve done and discuss some of the biggest themes and notable insights that our guests had.
Ashley Jose, Product Lead at Skyflow joins as Sean's guest to share his th...2022-12-2136 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyOperationalizing a Privacy Program with Coinbase’s Pramod RaghavendranWith the changing landscape of privacy regulations and the growing consumer awareness about the collection and management of personal data, more and more companies are prioritizing privacy earlier in their lifecycle than ever before. This is fantastic news for privacy practitioners, but as a founder or product leader, how do you go about building, operationalizing, and scaling a privacy program?
Pramod Raghavendran, Director of Privacy and Data Protection at Coinbase, joins the show to share his thoughts and experience about building privacy programs. Pramod worked as an engineer, solutions architect, technical programs manager, and engineering manager before...2022-12-1451 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyData Privacy Challenges and Where to Start with Skyflow’s Ari HoffmanAri Hoffman has spent his career helping businesses implement and solve technically challenging problems at companies like Cisco and Fivserv. Today, he serves as the Director of Customer Programs at Skyflow, where he helps Skyflow customers tackle their privacy and security challenges.
Ari joins the show to share his expertise about the common privacy challenges and use cases businesses are facing today and how to break apart these challenges into bite-sized and manageable pieces.
Ari discusses his career path, why he joined Skyflow, Skyflow Data Privacy Vault, and how companies are using this technology to...2022-12-0738 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyBug Bounties, Pentesting, and Automated Security Workflows with Trickest’s Nenad ZaricCompanies use bug bounties and penetration testing to proactively look for vulnerabilities in their systems. These programs should be part of any security conscious organization.
However, even with these systems in place, it can be difficult to stay ahead of the hackers and potential attacks. Additionally, the tools available for running penetration tests can be complex to run and often require using a combination of tools.
Former pentester and bug bounty hunter Nenan Zaric joins the show to talk about the types of vulnerabilities that companies should be looking for and about how to automate...2022-11-3038 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyMachine Learning and Privacy at the Edge with Edge Impulse’s Daniel SitunayakeEdge devices are hardware devices that sit at the edge of a network. They could be routers, switches, your phone, voice assistant, or even a sensor in a factory that monitors factory conditions.
Machine learning on the edge combines ideas from machine learning with embedded engineering. With machine learning models running on edge devices amazing new types of applications can be built, such as using image recognition to only take pictures of the objects you care about, developing self-driving cars, or automatically detect potential equipment failure.
However, with more and more edge devices being used...2022-11-2346 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyInside PCI DSS and Privacy for Payments with Skyflow’s Bjorn OvickThe Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is an information security standard for organizations that handle branded credit cards from the major card schemes. It was introduced to create a level of protection for card issuers by ensuring that merchants meet minimum levels of security when they store, process, and transmit cardholder data and ultimately reduce fraud.
Merchants that wish to accept payments need to be PCI compliant. Without PCI compliance, the merchant not only risks destroying customer trust in the case of a data breach, but they risk fines and potentially being stopped from...2022-11-1649 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyBuilding a Secure CI/CD Pipeline with Google’s Anjali Khatri and Nitin VashishthaDevOps is a concept that has exploded in the past few years, allowing software development teams to release software and automate the process. This decreases time to market and speeds up learning cycles. Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD), automates the software delivery pipeline, continuously deploying new software releases in an automated fashion.
But when we deploy code quickly, it's imperative that we don't ignore the security aspect from the beginning. Ideally, we shift security left and incorporate it into the pipeline right from the start. This reduces software vulnerabilities and makes sure our cloud resources...2022-11-0953 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyDigital Health Data Privacy with the Future of Privacy Forum’s Jordan WrigleyOver the past 20 years, there's been tremendous growth in technology for digital health. From healthcare management software, medical devices, to fitness trackers, there's more health data available about an individual than at any other time.
However, with an increase in data, there's also been an increase in considerations for the secure management of this data. Privacy regulations haven't been able to keep up with the explosion of technological growth.
Jordan Wrigley, Researcher for Health and Wellness at the Future of Privacy Forum, joins the show to share her expertise about digital health data privacy. Sean...2022-11-0243 min
Scaling DevToolsDevRel from the ground up with Sean Falconer from SkyFlowSean Falconer is the Head of Developer Relations & Product Marketing at Skyflow. Skyflow is a privacy API for sensitive data that is built on a customer data vault.What we coverBuilding a DevRel function from the ground upAn MVP DevRel teamA real content strategyHiring the right personMeasuring performance in the early stagesHow do DevRel and marketing interplay?Where to hear from Sean@seanfalconerhttps://www.skyflow.com/https://www.skyflow.com/podcastP.s. thanks so much to Harpreet Sahota for listening and suggesting we invite Sean! 2022-11-0125 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyWhy We Need to Get Rid of Passwords with Passage’s Nick HodgesPasswords have been around since the 1960s and as a means to keep someone out of a non-connected terminal, they were relatively secure. The scale of a compromised system was relatively low. But the world has changed drastically in that time. Every computer is connected to a massive network of other computers. The impact scale of a compromised password is multiple times more problematic than it was even 30 years ago, yet we continue to rely on passwords as a security means to protect account information.
Security means like longer passwords, more complicated schemes, no dictionary words, and...2022-10-2636 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyDifferential Privacy with the University of Victoria’s Dr. Yun LuDifferential privacy provides a mathematical definition of what privacy is in the context of user data. In lay terms, a data set is said to be differentially private if the existence or lack of existence of a particular piece of data doesn't impact the end result. Differential privacy protects an individual's information essentially as if her information were not used in the analysis at all.
This is a promising area of research and one of the future privacy-enhancing technologies that many people in the privacy community are excited about. However, it's not just theoretical, differential privacy is...2022-10-2046 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyEncryption Key Management and Its Role in Modern Data Privacy with Skyflow’s Osvaldo BanuelosWhen managing your company’s most sensitive data, encryption is a must. To fit your overall data protection strategy, you need a wide range of options for managing your encryption keys so you can generate, store, and rotate them as needed.
The risk of sensitive data being misused or stolen can be limited, as long as just the people (and services) who are authorized to access data for approved purposes can access the key. Without proper management of encryption keys robust encryption techniques can be rendered ineffective. So, while encryption is a core feature of any effective da...2022-10-1222 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyIntroduction to Tokenization and Encryption with Skyflow’s Joe McCarronJoe McCarron, with prior roles at Zendesk and Apollo GraphQL, has spent much of his career thinking about and building products for developers. Today, he serves as the product lead for Skyflow's Vault, APIs, and developer experience.
In this episode, Joe discusses how his undergrad in Political Science and career working on developer-first products led him to Skyflow. Sean and Joe discuss tokenization and encryption, how they are different, the problems they solve, and what every engineer should know about these techniques.
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What is your background as a product manager?
How did you...2022-10-0534 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyPrivacy Engineering at CMU and Privacy Decision Making with Dr. Lorrie CranorDr. Lorrie Cranor began her career in privacy 25 years ago and has been a professor at Carnegie Mellon University in the School of Computer Science for 19 years. Today, she serves as director and professor for the CMU privacy engineering program.
In this episode, Dr. Cranor discusses how she started her career in privacy and then eventually moved into academics. She talks about the history of the CMU privacy engineering program, what the program entails as a student, and the career opportunities available to graduates.
Dr. Cranor's area of research focuses on the usability of privacy...2022-09-2844 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyWhat Every Company Should Know About Privacy with Robin AndrussRobin Andruss has spent her career working in and thinking about privacy and compliance. She's previously held privacy roles at Google, Yahoo!, and Twilio, where she served as the Global Director for Privacy and Data Protection. She's currently the Chief Privacy Officer for Skyflow.
In this episode, she discusses her background, how she got interested in privacy, privacy engineering, the responsibilities of a Chief Privacy Officer, and what every company needs to be thinking about when it comes to the ever changing privacy landscape.
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What are the responsibilities of a chief privacy officer?
...2022-09-2134 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyCommon Data Security and Privacy Mistakes with Daniel WongDaniel Wong has spent his career thinking about data security and privacy. He holds more than 50 patents on database security, and spent 8 years serving as Oracle's Director of Engineering, Security, pioneering much of the modern database security methods and techniques.
Daniel now serves as Skyflow's Head of Security and Compliance, where he makes sure Skyflow and Skyflow customers are compliant with the privacy rules and regulations around the world and that security best practices are followed and understood.
In this episode, Daniel discusses his background, the evolution of privacy and security from on-prem computing to...2022-09-1432 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyData Security in Snowflake’s Data Cloud with Dan MyersSnowflake went public last year and is one of the fastest growing companies in the data cloud space. Businesses from all over the world are utilizing Snowflake for data storage, processing, and analytics.
Businesses using Snowflake are storing massive amounts of data, including regulated and highly sensitive customer data.
In this episode, Dan Myers, developer advocacy lead from Snowflake, joins the show to discuss how he ended up working in the data space, Snowflake's various configuration and deployment models, and what each means from a security perspective as well as some of the recent privacy...2022-09-0727 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyData Protocol’s Privacy Engineering Certificate Course with Jake WardData Protocol is a developer education platform designed specifically to serve the learning styles and needs of engineers. The platform includes a live terminal environment and immersive platform to teach, train, and certify professionals.
Companies like Uber and Meta have created courses for the platform and employees serve as instructors. Data Protocol also includes many courses focused on data privacy and security, including the Privacy Engineering Certificate course led by the Head of Privacy Engineering at Uber, Nishant Bhajaria.
Jake Ward, CEO and Founder of Data Protocol joins the show to discuss his motivations for...2022-09-0738 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyPrivacy by Architecture with Skyflow’s Anshu SharmaBoth compliance regulations and consumer needs are creating increasing pressure on companies to do a better job of securing and managing their sensitive customer data. Yet, companies continue to struggle to comply with regulations, meet consumer privacy demands, and prevent data breaches.
Anshu Sharma, CEO and founder of Skyflow, joins the show to discuss a radically different approach to privacy, the data privacy vault. With a data privacy vault, a company is making the architectural decision to move their sensitive customer data out of their existing infrastructure and into a vault. The vault is isolated and protected...2022-09-0738 minPartially Redacted: Data, AI, Security, and PrivacyIntroducing Partially Redacted, a Podcast about Data Privacy, Security & ComplianceWelcome to the trailer episode for Partially Redacted.
In this episode, Sean Falconer, Head of Developer Relations at Skyflow, introduces the goals and motivations behind creating a podcast about privacy, what you can expect from each show, and a teaser for some upcoming episodes.
If you work in privacy, data, security, compliance, or related fields, make sure you subscribe. You can also join the conversation and community at https://skyflow.com/community.
2022-08-2202 min
Data Engineering PodcastSimplify Data Security For Sensitive Information With The Skyflow Data Privacy VaultSummary
The best way to make sure that you don’t leak sensitive data is to never have it in the first place. The team at Skyflow decided that the second best way is to build a storage system dedicated to securely managing your sensitive information and making it easy to integrate with your applications and data systems. In this episode Sean Falconer explains the idea of a data privacy vault and how this new architectural element can drastically reduce the potential for making a mistake with how you manage regulated or personally identifiable information.
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