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This might not be completely obvious, so I feel the need to say it.
The sick day isn’t for your benefit. It is for the benefit of everyone else in the office.
If you feel the need to be a hero, work from home.
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Happy #DataPrivacy Day! Today, we’re celebrating the progress we’ve made with #CCPA and gearing up for what’s next. In 2020, we’re taking the fight for #DataPrivacy even further with #CPRA2020. #TakeBackControl
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In honor of Data Privacy Day, give yourself a refresher on the eight ways you can keep your information secure and avoid a breach. 🔒
learn.g2.com/data-security
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Alastair Mactaggart in NEW @mercnews on benefits of #CPRA2020: “California would become one of the most powerful privacy regulators in the world.”
It's time to take the next step in protecting consumer #dataprivacy. #CPRA2020 #TakeBackControl
mercurynews.com/2020/01/20/s…
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This job is pretty much just trying to keep everyone from making mistakes all day, every single day.
Moral of the story? If you want to turn off Google's location tracking...you must turn off BOTH the "Location History” and the “Web & App Activity” settings. The question of..."was that clear?" ...is the basis of this Australian lawsuit. research.g2.com/insights/acc…
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Today the @nytimes chose to eliminate my role, stating that there is no need for a dedicated focus on newsroom and journalistic security. I strongly believe in what I do (and what we did), and to say I’m disappointed would be an understatement. (1/3)
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#ICDPPC2019, if the short video from Brad Smith’s keynote sparked your curiosity about understanding the importance of #privacy vs #surveillance states, I raise you this old article of mine, from my early days of writing in EN, with v interesting insights ssrn.com/abstract=2043055
Privacy friends -- have comments on the preliminary NIST Privacy Framework? Get your comments in by the due date of ***this Thursday***! Email NIST at [email protected]. For an overview of the NIST Privacy Framework, read my article here: research.g2.com/insights/wha…
I went to my first-ever IAPP conference a couple weeks ago. What did I get out of it? Would I go again? Read my top takeaways here: research.g2.com/blog/top-tak… #iapp #psr19
"He said the majority of workers surveyed actually prefer to use AI tech for tasks like getting impartial information, scheduling or budgeting, rather than asking a manager." marketplace.org/2019/10/16/w…
Surprise! There are changes to the CCPA (California's privacy legislation) that impact how to implement before 01 Jan 2020. Read my article on the subject here: research.g2.com/blog/ccpa-up…
Wait...What the heck is CCPA 2.0?! Read my article on the latest proposed California privacy legislation: research.g2.com/blog/ccpa-2-…
"Unless companies employ “biometrics or behavioral information—such as time of day, geolocation, or IP address,” there is a risk that an attack can either trick a user into disclosing a mfa code or use technical interception to create one for themselves." lnkd.in/ejiggKF
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Today, Celine Mactaggart, Co-founder of Californians for Consumer Privacy, filed an initiative to appear on the November 2020 ballot, the California Privacy Rights and Enforcement Act. Read the initiative here: caprivacy.org Onward! #CPREA2020
Parents: want to ensure the apps/tools your kids use online have decent privacy/security? Check out this privacy program. "A coordinated effort to evaluate edtech tools, protect child and student privacy, and build in safety and security from the start." privacy.commonsense.org
Went to an informative IAPP session on CCPA led by Odia Kagan of Fox Rothschild. Some of the most interesting things I learned tonight include proposed CCPA amendments...and...the fact that CCPA 2.0 is out... as of last week. Stay tuned for more info on that soon. #IAPP
How API take over attacks work, per Ping Identity CTO, Bernard Harguindeguy #identify2019
