Privacy Please

Send us a textThis week on Privacy Please, we have the fantastic Jayne Durden – VP, Law Firm Strategy at Anaqua. We get the pleasure of learning her story growing up in Australia, moving to the states twenty years ago, and how she got to where she is now. Gabe and Jayne get to geek out on The International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) as I sat back with pure attentiveness. We dive into so many different topics such as patents and trade secrets, concerns in the US about information getting into other countries like China, i.e, The Patriot Exile, export control restrictions, customers hesitations on moving from on-prem to a hosted data source, and the challenge behind it, personal privacy, corporate jurisdictions, and much more! Find out which three celebrities Jayne would pick for her zombie apocalypse team. You don't want to miss this one! Grab some popcorn and lend us your eardrums, this one was surely an entertaining ride.-CamSupport the show

Send us a textThis week on Privacy Please, Cam and Gabe get the opportunity to speak with Vanessa Wu, General Counsel at Rippling. We talk about CCPA's possible threats and penalties on smaller businesses, concerns over employee data and privacy, CCPA compared to GDPR expectations, company culture around being compliant, data regulations for employees, what kind of food she would be, and much much more! Please join us in this great conversation with Vanessa and we hope you enjoy her story! https://www.linkedin.com/in/vanessa-wu-7363359/Support the show

Send us a textThis week on Privacy Please we have on Mr. Jeff Horne, currently the 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. We dive into what he is currently up to at Ordr talking about IoT security and why it's so behind, material aware conversations of what you may have on your body, i.e., cell phones, laptops, smartwatches, etc., that relate to privacy concerns, ransomware and phishing attacks, Blackbaud hack and so much more. According to Gabe, Tarantula size spiders are in fact called Tarantulas, Jeff. Tune in for the inside joke! 😊 Please join us on this very fun episode and don't forget to support the podcast by sharing, and following us on Twitter @privacyplspod to keep up with new releases every week! You can reach out for questions at cameron.ivey@spirion.com Thanks for the support and let's keep building a stronger community for Privacy!-CamSupport the show

Send us a textThis week on Privacy Please we have Stuart Brotman - A global expert in digital privacy and cyber-security adviser; Author, Privacy's Perfect Storm: Digital Policy for Post-Pandemic Times: https://www.amazon.com/Privacys-Perfect-Storm-Digital-Post-Pandemic/dp/1939282489#ace-9766277718We talk about Stuarts brand new book, Privacy's Perfect Storm: Digital Policy for Post-Pandemic Times, where he got the idea of writing it, his passion for data privacy and compliance, and much much more! Please join us in this great conversation with Mr. Stuart Brotman himself! Listen on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you get your favorite podcasts. Support the show

Send us a textThis week on Privacy Please we speak with our guest Neil Goodrich from M. Holland Company. Neil is a member of the Executive Leadership Team, responsible for introducing and leading digital change within the organization.We learn about where it all started for Neil as a private investigator and why he isn't your traditional CIO. We dive into what data privacy means to him personally, the intersection between security, privacy, and generating that compelling experience. Please join us on iTunes, Spotify, iHeartradio, or wherever you get your podcasts! Support the show

Send us a textThis week on Privacy Please, Cam and Gabe had the pleasure of hosting a very good friend and very underrated individual, Mr. Michael Thompson, CEO of Enact Security. We learn Mike's story and background, why organizations struggle with data protection & privacy, tips on getting started with a data security program, some things we have learned with the all-new privacy legislation over the last two years, and much more!So please tune in where ever you get your favorite podcasts because this one will be sure to give you plenty of laughs, smiles, a few tears, and of course great #datasecurity and #privacy value, please enjoy and thank you for listening! https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-thompson-enact/Support the show

Send us a textThis week on Privacy Please we interview Freelance, Investigative Journalist, Michelle Madsen or is it Michelle Damsen? Long story short, Michelle was Caught up in a Senegal fake news scam and we get to dive into that with her today. We learn about her story, how this identity fraud happened, what type of food she would be if she had to choose one to embody, her favorite word, and why Privacy is at the center of it all. This is the article here that we reference: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-52625771Support the show

Send us a textThis week on Privacy Please we have the very down to earth, passionately facetious, Debbie Reynolds AKA 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. Please join us in this fun episode and listen wherever you get your favorite podcasts! https://www.linkedin.com/in/debbieareynolds/Support the show

Send us a textThis week's episode we have Iliana Peters talking with Gabe, myself, and our very own Scott Giordano. We learn about Iliana's beginnings and how she became a shareholder at Polsinelli. The heart of our discussion dives into the biggest misunderstandings that both the public and other data protection professionals had about HIPAA before COVID hit, what new ones have come up after the fact, is it reality or perception that we seldomly see HIPAA violation news stories and massive fines over other data protection violations, i.e., Facebook, what are the biggest challenges today with protecting healthcare information and much much more. Support the show

Send us a textOn a brand new episode of Privacy Please we had the privilege of speaking with Sergeant First Class (SFC) Brittany Conley. Brittany currently serves as the Senior Recruiter, Team Lead for the South Carolina National Guard - recently graduated from Purdue University Global.   I reached out to Brittany after her post on LinkedIn went viral with over 241,000+ reactions and over 12,000+ comments. She was kind enough to respond and accept my invitation to come on the show and share her experience.   We talk about Brittany's story, where she came from, beating the odds, how quickly she came into privacy concerns after her LinkedIn post, dealing with PII as a recruiter in the military, why Pogs are making a comeback and find out if Cats have any regrets. Please join us on this very unique and encouraging episode.    Click the link below to see the actual post/story from Brittany:  https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6675838809734705152/Support the show