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Send 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

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Send 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: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kelly-finnerty-5267648/Support the show

Send 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 leadership for the Privacy and Engineering world, so please do not miss this one! Support the show

Send 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/mnewfield/Support the show

Send 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 this trend has in our first episode. In episode number two of this series, we invite Matthew Newfield, Chief Security Infrastructure Officer @ Unisys to help our listeners push past the FUD and share actionable intelligence on building resiliency into your data protection programs! Bonus: This week’s episode will be followed by a lunch conversation on Friday at Noon est. Join us then to discuss this topic and others.Support the show

Send 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, fix your privacy, child privacy, and much more!Please enjoy wherever you get your podcasts~ Show link:https://privacypleasepodcast.buzzsprout.com/622234/8631526-s2-e69-aaron-weller-co-founder-and-president-at-sentinelAaron's profile:https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaronweller/Company profile: https://www.linkedin.com/company/sentinel-compliance-group/Support the show

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Send 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 answers!Show link: https://lnkd.in/gr6PDfDJustProtect, in partnership with GRC experts Michael Rasmussen and Glenn Peters, is hosting webinars to dive deeper into third-party GRC breaches, risk impacts, and strategies on how to prevent critical breaches from reaching you and your organization. You can register and learn more at https://lnkd.in/g3g6vdp #cybersecurity #datasecurity #ciso #ciso #privacy #informationsecurity #infosec #infosec #security #cloudsecurity #cloudsecurity #cyber #securityawareness #securityawareness #podcast #dataprotectionProfile:Support the show

Send 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=20210314095612Support the show