In this episode of The Data Privacy Podcast, Tom kicks off the Leader in Privacy Tech Series with Robert Baugh. Robert is the founder and CEO of Keepabl, a SaaS provider of GDPR compliance software, and this episode dives into the software, why companies should use compliance software in the first place, and the ever-growing complexity of data protection compliance. 

In this episode of The Data Privacy Podcast, Tom is joined by Dean Takahashi to discuss the outlook for the app gaming industry once Apple requires that app users consent to tracking. 

In this episode of The Data Privacy Podcast, Tom is joined by Gilbert Hill and Avi Ostrin to discuss the recent disagreements between Apple and Facebook. They will discuss what caused the friction, what it means, and the future of tracking technology. 

On this special episode of The Data Privacy Podcast Tom is joined by Avishai Ostrin to discuss cultural impacts on privacy. They dive into startups and privacy as well as steps privacy consultants should take when looking to introduce a culture of privacy to a company.

Also mentioned is the privacyculture.com Global Privacy Culture Survey which has just been announced. The research seeks to establish a global notion of employee privacy practices and sentiments that will provide deep behavioural insights, comparisons for meaningful benchmarking results and trends across organisational functions, business sectors and regional jurisdictions.

https://www.privacyculture.com/survey

Linkedin:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/avishaiostrin/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-mcnamara-9805a449/

Websites:

https://asserson.co.uk/

https://www.techstars.com/

http://apexprivacy.com/

https://dataprivacypod.com/

In this episode of The Data Privacy Podcast, Tom is joined by Ted Harrington. Ted is the author of Hackable: How to Do Application Security Right, and the executive partner at Independent Security Evaluators (ISE), the company of ethical hackers famous for hacking cars, medical devices, web applications, and password managers. Tom and Ted discuss a number of topics from ethical hacking, to security risks of COVID and IoT devices, to the IoT Village. 

In this episode of The Data Privacy Podcast, Tom is joined by Gilbert Hill, the CEO of Tapmydata and the Chair of the Responsible Marketing Committee of the Data and Marketing Association. This episode covers topics from how Zoom improved its security practices, to data ethics and rebalancing power between organisations and consumers. 

In this episode of The Data Privacy Podcast, Tom is joined by Matt Kunkel - the Co-Founder and CEO of LogicGate. Tom and Matt will dive into risks in your organisation - how COVID-19 affects our risk landscape, managing risk within your organisation, and why taking risks isn’t necessarily a bad thing. 

In this episode of The Data Privacy Podcast, Tom is joined by Matt Kunkel - the Co-Founder and CEO of LogicGate. Tom and Matt will dive into risks in your organisation - how COVID-19 affected our risk landscape, managing risk within your organisation, and why taking risks isn’t necessarily a bad thing. 

Episode Summary

In this episode of the Data Privacy Podcast, Tom is joined by Laura de Vries from Cuccibu to discuss the Records of Processing Activities (ROPA). They’ll dive into what the ROPA includes, who needs to do one, and the best approach to completing it. 

Resources

Apex Privacy Data Protection Officer Consultancy

https://apexprivacy.com/

Cuccibu

https://cuccibu.nl/

GDPR Article 30 - Records of Processing Activities

https://gdpr-info.eu/art-30-gdpr/

ICO Guidance on Controllers and Processors

https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/guide-to-data-protection/guide-to-the-general-data-protection-regulation-gdpr/controllers-and-processors/what-are-controllers-and-processors/

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In this episode discuss Facebook’s Limited Data Use feature with Loginhood's CEO Dean Shapero. What is Facebook's Limited Data Use feature? What it means for our ecommerce businesses and what you should do to prepare. Tom and Dean also get into what a future internet without cookies will look like, and why if you’re a marketer you should be preparing now.

Dean is a privacy advocate and the founder of Loginhood. Prior to Loginhood, he was employee number one tech startup called Rads, which he grew from concept to exit. He then went to Rodale to lead their programmatic business and start their data monetization practice, growing it to a 15 million per year business.

As Per Loginhood's website "As of October 20th 2020, Facebook will implement new restrictions for targeting advertising to California residents. Without putting a compliance tool in place, marketers are risking conversion drops as high as 84% and legal penalties of $2,500 per site visitor."