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Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Scott Taylor, The Data Whisperer, and Principal Consultant MetaMeta Consulting. We delve into Scott's background in the field of privacy and how it has impacted his business, the rapidly increasing amount of data and its impact, the recognition that data privacy is not a new issue, the crucial role of data insight, quality, and trust in decision making, and Scott's book "Telling Your Data Story". We also touch upon the importance of information governance, the integration of data privacy into business practices, the dangers of complacency in privacy, the management's incorrect focus on data, the limitations of technology in solving data problems, the need to ask the right questions, and Scott's vision for the future of Data Privacy.

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Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Roberto López-Dávila, Legal Advisor, General Court Of Justice of Puerto Rico. We delve into Roberto's career and how his interest in privacy developed. Roberto shares how the General Court of Justice in Puerto Rico has taken note of privacy and is working towards a proactive future. He also highlights the importance of education and privacy as fundamental human rights in Puerto Rico. However, he acknowledges that there are still gaps in the system. Roberto compares the approach towards privacy in Puerto Rico and the United States, pointing out that the US values freedom more than privacy. Lastly, Roberto expresses his hope for the future of data privacy.

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Debbie Reynolds “The Data Diva” talks to Johnny Lee, Principal & National Practice Leader, Forensic Technology, Grant Thornton LLP. We delve into Johnny's extensive background, which includes software development, legal experience, and network and database administration. They discuss the evolution of digital assets, decentralized computing architectures, and the upcoming Web 3.0. Johnny sheds light on the distinction between digital assets, blockchain, and cryptocurrency, addressing widespread misconceptions and incorrect information in the public sphere. He emphasizes that technological fraud is still fraud and discusses the importance of privacy and security when it comes to digital assets. The conversation touches on the use of AI, the dichotomies it presents, and the current focus of legal technology on documents. Johnny provides insight into the misunderstandings surrounding digital assets and highlights that blockchain technology is inevitable. Finally, Johnny shares his hope for increased data privacy in the future and emphasizes the importance of this issue in our digital world.

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Debbie Reynolds “The Data Diva” talks to Sanjeev Gathani, Lead Facilitator & Group Compliance Better Business Governance - APAC PTE. LTD and RV Group (S) Pte Ltd, Governance, Risk and Compliance Professional, Singapore. We discuss Gathani's expertise in privacy and the current state of privacy discussions in the Asia-Pacific region. The conversation also touched on the recent privacy developments in Asia, including government retention of data and criminal penalties for privacy violations. Additionally, we talk about the growing focus on data localization in Asia and how it is seen as a way to increase security and economic benefits. The importance of considering each individual and organization's unique needs and challenges when it comes to privacy and AI was also highlighted. Gathani shares his thoughts on how AI can offer both benefits and potential harm and his hopes for the future of Data Privacy.

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Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Mark Smolik, General Counsel, Board member, DHL Supply Chain Americas. We delve into Mark's unique background, starting as a construction worker and eventually becoming a successful lawyer and board member. We also discuss the impact of data proliferation on Mark's role, the significance of accurate data, and the evolving data collection and retention methods. The discussion also touches on the delicate balance between having federated data and retaining control over it. ChatGPT and generative AI are also explored, focusing on how AI can aid in information organization as long as it is properly used and understood and how humans must retain control. The conversation concludes with Mark sharing his concerns regarding privacy and his vision for a more secure future for Data Privacy.

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In episode 122 of “The Data Diva” Talks Privacy Podcast Debbie Reynolds talks to Joe Toscano, Founder & CEO of Mach 9,  Featured Expert, The Social Dilemma. We discuss his journey to the realization of the importance of privacy, his appearance in the movie “The Social Dilemma”, there is a lack of coordination in privacy, algorithms, and AI are supplanting existing social mechanisms, the future is headed towards fiefdoms, people as individuals move efforts forward, what direction he sees US privacy moving in, California leads the way, regulation alone can never provide privacy and his hope for Data Privacy in the future.

(44 minutes) Audio and full transcript here: https://www.debbiereynoldsconsulting.com/podcast/e122-joe-toscano

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In episode 121 of “The Data Diva” Talks Privacy Podcast Debbie Reynolds talks to Jess Simpson, SVP, Global Solutions Consulting & Verified Technology, Publicis Groupe, Global Data & Tech Consulting. We discuss her journey in technology and data, self-taught education, marketing and adtech, life and work changes involving privacy and antitrust, content moderation, current privacy and technology concerns, clean rooms, brand safety privacy-driven collaborations, and hopes for the future of Data Privacy.

(46 minutes) Audio and full transcript here: https://www.debbiereynoldsconsulting.com/podcast/e121-jess-simpson

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#dataprotection #dataprivacy #datadiva #privacy #cybersecurity #cleanroom #people #technology #advertisers #marketing #brand #industry #antitrust #tech #publisher

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In episode 120 of “The Data Diva” Talks Privacy Podcast Debbie Reynolds talks to Chris Glanden, Host of The BarCode Cybersecurity Podcast and  Security Strategist  Advisor.
We discuss the importance of having a clear message in podcasts and how security goes beyond technology. We touch on the myth of insider threats, the dangers of neglecting basic security measures, and the overlap of privacy and cybersecurity. The conversation covers the impact of IoT, current cybersecurity news, and the need for proactive education to avoid being an easy target for hackers. Lastly, Chris shares his vision for the future of Data Privacy.

(44 minutes) Audio and full transcript here: https://www.debbiereynoldsconsulting.com/podcast/120-chris-glanden

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#dataprotection #dataprivacy #datadiva #privacy #cybersecurity #metaverse #ransomware #security #iotdevices #companies #cyber #podcast #iot #applications #workflow #breaches #mfa

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Debbie Reynolds “The Data Diva” talks to Antonette Igbenoba, Privacy and Ethics Associate Counsel, Upwork. We discuss her journey to privacy with the IRS, EEOC, and private practice. We cover topics such as internships, networking, mentors, starting a business, Smart Cities, and Privacy by Design. We discuss and address the challenge of HR data, the CCPA Sunset Clause, and the differences in privacy rights between the US and EU. She expresses her current concerns about privacy, provides advice to those who don't worry about AI, and highlights the need for AI to work well for everyone to prevent harm. We discuss the limitations of AI with small sample sets and the impact of financial incentives on the future of AI and privacy laws. She acknowledges that security breaches are inevitable and emphasizes the importance of preparation. We also discuss the limitations of facial recognition technology and shares her hopes for the future of Data Privacy.

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Debbie Reynolds, "The Data Diva" talks to Nicole Stephensen, Owner, and Partner, of IIS Partners, Australia. We discuss the importance of privacy in the education sector. Stephensen believes that not enough is being done to protect privacy in this area and that privacy professionals must be more involved in shaping policy and practices. Reynolds agrees, and the two discuss ways privacy pros can make a difference. Nicole describes the duty of care concerning children's safety and privacy in school environments. Companies developing technology in schools must be aware of the many levels of consent required. We discuss Data Privacy issues facing businesses today. Nicole’s work includes voluntary roles with the Australian Information Security Association (where she is a Fellow) and she was a founding board member of the Australia and New Zealand region’s first privacy industry membership association (iappANZ, which is now part of the global IAPP). She’s an active member of the Smart Cities Council for Australia and New Zealand (SCCANZ) and has an advisory role with its Center for Data Leadership.
The conversation also covers Nicole's work with the Smart Cities Council for Australia and New Zealand and her advisory role with the Center for Data Leadership. We discuss privacy by design needs to consider human behavior, privacy program culture and management, organizational resistance to privacy and compliance, and the latest privacy developments in Australia and the US national privacy landscape, and privacy requires a proactive strategy, not just reactions, Choice magazine article on facial recognition privacy concerns in Australia over new retail technologies, each change in policy needs to be examined for privacy considerations, 7-11 should be a case study in what not to do, technology and privacy decisions need context and her hope for Data Privacy in the future.

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