Threat Vector by Palo Alto Networks Privacy and Data Protection in the Age of Big Data
Apr 24, 2025
Daniel B. Rosenzweig, a data privacy attorney and founder of DBR Data Privacy Solutions, discusses the intricate balance between privacy compliance and business innovation. He emphasizes the need for organizations to align their operations with legal obligations to build trust. The conversation covers the challenges of U.S. state privacy laws, the dynamics of AI regulations, and how privacy-enhancing technologies can bolster user protection. Rosenzweig highlights the importance of transparency and accountability in handling personal data in an age of big data.
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Law Sets Goals, Tech Implements
- The law sets data privacy goals but does not specify how technology should implement them.
- Technology must translate legal requirements into operational actions to truly comply.
Honor Privacy Promises
- Always "say what you do, do what you say" with regard to data privacy policies.
- Ensure technology supports your privacy promises to avoid regulatory and legal risks.
Data Brokers Defined and Regulated
- Data brokers legally differ from companies that collect data directly; they trade data without direct consumer relationship.
- Data brokers face growing regulation due to their data selling practices.