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In today's data-driven world, safeguarding personal information is more crucial than ever. Our 'Privacy Engineering Essentials' course equips you with the vital skills to embed privacy into digital products and systems, protecting against breaches and misuse. Join us to learn from law and technology to usability and business, ensuring you stay ahead in privacy and data protection. To find out more, visit https://lnkd.in/g4zVBuhH NUS Computing #technology #products #privacyengineering #dataprotection #executiveeducation #privacyawareness #privacybydesign #techeducation #business

These days products and systems need to embed not just cybersecurity features but also privacy features. Relevant to IT, cybersecurity, developer, product mangers, procurement in evaluating and selecting privacy-safe products. #PbD #privacy-by-design #gdpr #pdpa

Protecting customer data is paramount, leading companies to engineer systems that honor user privacy expectations and safeguard data. Discover how privacy engineering helps in data compliance and the pivotal roles driving it forward. #PrivacyEngineering https://hubs.ly/Q02wycWR0

Join Privacy Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University and Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh (CLP) for Data Privacy Day on Sunday, January 28 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at CLP-Main (Oakland). See full details below: #Privacy #DataPrivacyDay #PrivacyDay

This week I had the opportunity to attend PEPR ’24 – an annual privacy engineering conference focused on designing and building products/systems that prioritize privacy-preserving solutions. As a first-time attendee, I had no idea what to expect! The topics were technical and highly complex, but I knew I was in a room filled with really smart people eager to share knowledge and find solutions to hard problems. Topics included research and implementation designs that support anonymization, differential privacy, doing more with less data in support of data minimization, ensuring utility from synthetic data, real world examples on how companies implement retention across the enterprise, enforcing permissions, machine unlearning, common AI attacks, navigating privacy concepts of GenAI on devices, and insight from FTC’s technical experts on how they help the agency’s attorneys understand highly technical systems.  I got a full dose of privacy engineering concepts! The conference was informative and I was grateful to be in the room. As one of only a small handful of attorneys present, I encourage Privacy Legal attorneys to attend this annual conference. The more opportunities we take to engage our technical partners, learn the language (and yes friends, the language is different!), learn the technology (and its limitations), the greater the impact we make on the customers we serve. #pepr24

Breaking Into Privacy and Thriving was Challenging and Overwhelming I often get asked how did I do it and how exactly do I help my mentees get insane life changing results. I reveal all in my interview with your favourite Privacy and Security couple - Justin and Jodi Daniels. Discover: 👉 The BIGGEST misconception that's holding you back 👉 The #1 Crucial skill you need to thrive 👉 Your Next Steps to advance your career and so much more... One early listener says: "Gave me all the information I needed for starting my career in Technology law and Privacy. Very helpful advice" Link in comments - Be amongst the first to discover my insights And if I could do it - so can you! _________ PS. Help out your network by hitting Repost now PPS. Drop your most burning question drop it in the comments and I'll answer you

The Data Chronicles is back in 2024! I participated in a new episode with Scott Loughlin on the secondary use of research data in the U.S. We discuss what organizations should consider when evaluating whether to proceed with a secondary research use, the compliance considerations, approaches to obtaining consent for secondary use from the start of the study, and ways to mitigate risk when the consent obtained does not cover the intended secondary uses. #researchstudies #clinicaltrials #humandata #privacy #informedconsent

In today's data-driven world, safeguarding user privacy is paramount. Highly recommend this short course to anyone passionate in building a proactive privacy program and expanding their knowledge in the field of privacy engineering! Privado.ai Nishant Bhajaria

A RE-READ ON CONTEXTUAL INTEGRITY IN PRIVACY AND DATA PROTECTION: THE IDEAS. By Abigail Aanuoluwapo Omoboye Allaanuboye Contextual integrity is a theory that was invented and elaborated by Helen Nissenbaum. Though being a paradigm more popular with privacy researchers, it could be applicable to others. The ideas of contextual integrity (CI) are discussed herein. 1st Idea - Privacy Is Determined by How Information Flows. 2nd Idea – Information Flow Is Appropriate When It Conforms with Contextual Privacy Norms. 3rd Idea: A Contextual Norm Can Be Described by Five Parameters at Minimum. 4th Idea: Their Context Is Used to Evaluate New Norms and Flows. https://lnkd.in/d5xXQ-b2

Federal organizations have been in the news lately for their use of computer and phone forensics software such as Magnet Forensics . While some initial reports may have caused concern about active monitoring, that’s NOT what’s happening here. These tools are actually used to investigate security incidents such as computers being hacked. In these cases, it's important to understand how an incident occurred by examining computer usage and internet connections. However, this does raise questions for Canadians who use their workplace cell phone for personal use. What happens to our personal data in these situations? It's important to understand the potential implications and take steps to protect our information. Yesterday evening, I did 9 interviews with CBC/Radio-Canada across the country on this topic. Here is one of the interviews . As always, thanks CBC for the opportunity Faculty of Applied Sciences & Technology - Humber College Humber FAST https://lnkd.in/etJ7S9xc