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Send 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 engineering community. On top of that, he wrote a book called Privacy by Design and we discuss how would one share data with quantifiable privacy controls, privacy review programs, engineering talk, how to teach the importance of privacy, and much more. Please enjoy and feel free to use this 35% discount code for his book! You can refer to this link: https://www.manning.com/books/privacy-by-design35% off code - podprivpls21 Support the show

Send 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 and data protection.Thanks again for listening, and we hope you enjoy the show! -CamSupport the show

Send 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, Steve Tabacek, what FAIR Institute is, the passion behind what he does today, #riskanalysis, #datasecurity, privacy, fix your life, and much more!"Without being able to quantify risk, it is all expensive noise"-Jack Joneshttps://lnkd.in/gbUbgrChttps://lnkd.in/gTmdmbWSupport the show

Send 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

Send 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 Data Diva·       We talk about her story, how she become The Data Diva, privacy concerns and tips around facial recognition, photo access, clipboard issues, and we also find out Debbie has special Data Privacy powers with a hint of invisibility to play pranks on her loved ones just for laughs.  Ep. 43 - Ellison Anne Williams, CEO, Founder at Enveil·       CEO, Founder at Enveil - A data security company protecting data in use.·       We talk about her start before getting into #datasecurity, the many degrees she worked hard for, how she started Enveil, the powerful message behind the proudest moment in her personal life Ep. 45 - Jeremiah Grossman, CEO at Bit Discovery·       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. Ep. 34 - Jeff Horne - CSO at Ordr & Member of the Review Board for Blackhat·       Chief Security Officer at Ordr and a member of the review board for Blackhat. We had a fantastic back and forth conversation around Jeff's very impressive background where he was the Senior Director of Information Security at SpaceX.  Ep. 25 - Dr. Gabriela Zanfir-Fortuna, Senior Counsel Future of Privacy Forum & Bob Eckman, CISO, Kent State University·       Two-guest episode of Privacy Please, we invited on Dr. Gabriela Zanfir-Fortuna (Senior Counsel) and Bob Eckman (CISO) of Kent State University. ·       We learn about each of their stories, and how they landed where they are today. ·       We then dissect an article Gabriela wrote called ‘GDPR - Analysis, and Guidance for US Higher Education Institutions’.Ep. 23 - Ron Gula - Cyber Investor, Policy Expert, President and Co-founder of Tenable and Gula Tech Adventures·       Ron Gula - Cyber Investor, Policy Expert, President, and Co-founder of Tenable and Gula Tech Adventures. Ron talks about his fascinating journey... his beginnings in the Air Force, investments made in over 50 tech companies, an easily named guilty pleasure, and whether or not James Kirk is truly a superhero.  Ep. 18 - Ed Hudson - CISO at Cal State University·       An awesome episode with Ed Hudson, CISO of CSU·       How are Universities exactly like a large company, and how are they different when it comes to Security and Privacy?· ·       If you only had $100 to spend on Security and Privacy, where would you spend it? Ep. 20 - Kevin Thomas - New York State Senator, District 6·       New York State Senator, District 6.·       He talks about his background before office, the difference between the NY privacy and Shield acts and what impact has the CCPA had on privacy in the U.S.? Honorable mentionEp. 11 - Christopher Leach, Senior CISO Advisor @ CISCSupport the show

Send 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

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Send 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 find, his favorite all-time holiday movie, and much more! Enjoy, -CamSupport the show

Send 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 budgets not increasing at the same rate as the attack surface of an organization and what this means for protecting the individual, analyzing attack surface maps, industry hitting peak prevention relating to sentiment attackers, why Jeremiah doesn't listen to music, and much more! -CamSupport the show

Send 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