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California's Senate Bill 1047 is on the brink of becoming a law, and we're here to break down what that means for the tech industry and society at large. Tune in as I dissect how this controversial bill mandates rigorous testing of AI systems to identify potential harms such as cybersecurity risks and threats to critical infrastructure. I've got insights from policymakers, including Senator Scott Weiner, who argues that the bill formalizes safety measures already accepted by top AI firms. 

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Curious about the latest buzz from DEFCON and Black Hat? We promise you'll gain fresh insights into the world of cybersecurity, including a behind-the-scenes look at Palo Alto's marketing mishap that set the industry ablaze. Join Cameron Ivey and Gabe Gumbs as they shed light on the evolving landscape of cybersecurity, celebrating the growing contributions of diversity while acknowledging the industry's ongoing challenges.

But that's not all—we dive into the nitty-gritty of AWS account takeovers, uncovering the risks and misconceptions that many IT professionals face. From shadow accounts to AWS's do...

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Ever wondered how evolving privacy laws impact your company’s risk profile and compliance strategies? Join us for a captivating discussion with Ray, the Chief Compliance and Data Privacy Officer at TopCon Healthcare, and K, a seasoned privacy attorney with a unique nursing background. Ray shares his journey from the early days of HIPAA to his current challenges at TopCon, while K offers insights on transitioning seamlessly between legal and non-legal roles. Together, they unravel the complex interplay between legal and consulting roles in data protection, offering valuable insights for anyone navigating the pr...

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What if a single cybersecurity incident could cost your company billions? On this episode of Privacy Please, Cameron Ivey and Gabriel Gumbs dissect the monumental CrowdStrike incident that left 8.5 million Windows machines vulnerable and sent shockwaves through the IT community. As a dedicated Linux user, Gabriel lends his unique perspective, backing CrowdStrike amidst the backlash and exploring why public overreactions might be misplaced. We dig into the staggering five billion dollar financial toll and stress the importance of recognizing technology's imperfections. Our hosts also revisit cybersecurity fundamentals—confidentiality, integrity, and availability—emphasizing the cruc...

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An exclusive livestream episode presented by Transcend and Privacy Please. Join Cam and Gabe as they chat with industry leader Amit Danenberg, who has a proven track record of spearheading security & privacy operations at top organizations like Cisco, Sonos, and Willow Innovations.

We dig into some crucial topics, including:

✅ Uncovering the advantages of prioritizing security & privacy in both operational and cultural aspects
✅ Learning effective ways to manage privacy programs and choosing the right technology partners who share the same vision.
✅ Understanding essential steps to prepare your enterprise for AI...

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As we reach the middle of the year, the focus is on responsible AI usage and the advancement of privacy measures, emphasizing their significance in both personal and business settings.

Our discussion then turns to a more serious topic: the alarming increase in ransomware attacks. Occurring approximately every 17 seconds and leading to the compromise of billions of records, there's a clear need for strong data protection and recovery strategies. We delve into the evolving nature of these cyber threats and explore what businesses can do to protect their operations.

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History of location sharing, it certainly didn't start yesterday folks...😉 

Younger internet users seem to be okay with sharing their location data and the convenience it offers however, what about the potential risks of being constantly tracked? 

Do you know how much of your life is up for grabs in the digital world? In this electrifying episode of "Privacy Please," I, your host Cameron Ivey, morph into Ace Ventura, Privacy Detective, to lead you through the chaotic jungle of digital surveillance. From the massive amounts of location data in your...

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What if managing your company's digital secrets could be as seamless as sending a Slack message? Join us as we converse with Brian Vallelunga, the innovative CEO and founder of Doppler, who reveals his journey from Uber to spearheading a game-changing solution for developers. We cover Brian’s intriguing path, including a rocky venture into the world of crypto machine learning, and a transformative moment in Mexico that highlighted the pressing need for efficient secrets management. Learn how a pivotal dinner conversation and inspiration from Slack's Stuart Butterfield catalyzed the creation of Doppler, ma...

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Ever wondered about the hidden privacy risks lurking in your everyday Wi-Fi connections? In this episode, Cameron and Gabe discuss the hidden risks of Wi-Fi based positioning systems. They highlight a paper by Eric Rye and David Levine that explores the privacy risks associated with these systems. The paper discusses case studies where sensitive information about troop movements and refugee migrations was revealed through these systems. The conversation emphasizes the need for a larger conversation about the widespread use of these systems and the potential privacy implications.

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Should AI have a role in the legislative chamber? Arizona State Representative Alexander Kolodin says "yes," leading to a groundbreaking law crafted by ChatGPT. I'm Cameron Ivey, and I’ll dissect the story behind this innovative bill addressing deepfakes in elections, made with AI assistance and causing ripples in the privacy community.

This isn't just another political maneuver; it's a bold step toward a future where AI and lawmakers collaborate to shape regulations. Join me as we delve into the delicate balance of protecting free speech while curbing AI-generated misinformation. We'll ex...

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Explore the dark side of cyber threats as we unveil the terrifying impact of ransomware attacks on the healthcare sector. In a gripping discussion with Cameron Ivey and Gabe Gumbs, we uncover how healthcare institutions are targeted for their sensitive data, risking patient privacy and trust. Through real-life stories of ransom payments gone wrong and the looming threat of repeated attacks, we reveal the harsh reality: paying ransom is just the beginning of the nightmare.

Drawing insights from the 2023 Verizon Data Breach Investigation Report, we highlight a disturbing trend where ransomware...

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Discover the intricate dance between technology and ethics as Jake Ottenwaelder, principal privacy engineer at Integrated Privacy LLC, takes us into the heart of fractional privacy engineering. Join us for a captivating journey where Jake, pivoting from cybersecurity to privacy engineering, decodes the complexities of modern data protection laws. He artfully bridges the gap between legal mandates and technical implementation, providing a lifeline to organizations navigating the treacherous waters of GDPR compliance and beyond. This episode is a beacon for anyone seeking clarity on the interplay between privacy, technology, and legal frameworks.
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Rumor Has It, in Privacy...

Banning TikTok won't solve social media's issues with foreign influence, teen harm, and data privacy. Despite the proposed ban, the underlying problems remain unaddressed. We need comprehensive solutions to tackle these challenges head-on. 

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Rumor has it, in privacy, we discover how a damning federal report has exposed serious lapses in the tech titan's security armor, leaving businesses and individuals to question their trust in the cloud. As Microsoft faces a breach with Chinese fingerprints and a culture of shrugged shoulders towards security investments, we're unpacking what it all means for the future of enterprise safety. Buckle up as we explore the ramifications for Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud, who might just dance in the rain of Microsoft's storm.

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Hold onto your hats because we're cracking open the American Privacy Rights Act – a piece of legislation that's causing quite the stir. Will it be the superhero the privacy community has been waiting for, or is it a wolf in sheep's clothing? We dissect the nitty-gritty from data minimization to opt-out rights and ponder the act's potential global ripple effects on data protection. 

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Join us for a our new short Rumor Has It in Privacy.  As I walk you through the labyrinth of class action settlements that could put money back in your pocket. This episode is a treasure map, leading you to the X that marks the spot on significant payouts from big-name companies that might owe you more than just an apology. From Verizon's sneaky fees to Subaru's gear-grinding mishaps and the fiery engines of Kia and Hyundai, I'll be your guide on this solo expedition to reclaim what's yours.

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Prepare to have your mind expanded as we navigate the complex labyrinth of large language models and the cybersecurity threats they harbor. We dissect a groundbreaking paper that exposes how AI titans are susceptible to a slew of sophisticated cyber assaults, from prompt hacking to adversarial attacks and the less discussed but equally alarming issue of gradient exposure.

As the conversation unfolds, we unravel the unnerving potential for these intelligent systems to inadvertently spill the beans on confidential training data, a privacy nightmare that transcends academic speculation and poses tangible security...

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Our discussion takes a turn towards the skepticism now cast over Glassdoor and similar platforms. With anonymity in jeopardy, what's the true weight of an online review? We explore the pitfalls of anonymous comments devoid of context and the importance of leaning on personal networks for the real scoop on companies. The conversation doesn't shy away from the hard questions – it's a prompt for you to scrutinize digital platforms and their promises, urging a proactive stance on personal research. By the end of this thought-provoking dialogue, you'll be inspired to engage in deeper di...

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This week on Privacy Please, we'll dissect the challenges that technologists face in harmonizing AI and privacy in their systems, and consider the state of AI governance laws that are shaping our digital future. Plus, get ready for a tale that hits close to home, shedding light on real-world privacy concerns that could affect any of us.

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Could the addition of 'Govern' to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 be the game-changer in how we approach cybersecurity governance?  We unravel the significant evolution of the framework, now bolstering enterprise risk management with a holistic approach that's essential for any organization, big or small. We dissect the interplay of the six functions—Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, Recover, and the new kid on the block, Govern—and how this integration across the entire lifecycle of protection can redefine the conventional cybersecurity steps. No stone is left unturned as we debate the necessity of maintaining disti...

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Join us for insights into the crucial aspects shaping the future of privacy. We'll delve into the significance of diversity in the privacy sphere, with women at the forefront of leadership roles. Discover why mentorship is indispensable for those embarking on privacy careers. Explore the delicate balance between profit and privacy, as companies often prioritize the former, jeopardizing user trust. Learn about the anticipated impact of CPRA enforcement on data management and privacy practices. Finally, we'll discuss the imperative of addressing biases in AI development to ensure the fairness of algorithms. Don't miss...

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Ever wondered how to keep your AI from turning into a sci-fi cautionary tale? California's Senate Bill 1047 might just be setting the blueprint, and we're unpacking its potential to navigate the tightrope between innovation and consumer safety. Plus, we pay tribute to Black History Month in true literary fashion, tipping our hats to James Baldwin's enduring wisdom in his piercing examination of race in America.

This episode isn't just a rundown; it's a journey through the trenches of tech and culture, where we spotlight California's daring stride into the domain of...

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Prepare to embark on a journey through the looking glass of modern airport security with me, Cameron Ivey, as we tackle the TSA's big bet on facial recognition at over 400 US airports. Get ready to peel back the layers of the high-tech CAT2 machines designed to match your face to your ID, and weigh in on the tug-of-war between rapid convenience and the sanctity of privacy. 

We dissect the Traveler Privacy Protection Act and its crusade to safeguard our personal data amidst the rise of automated scanning options. You'll learn how t...

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Celebrate the unsung heroes of privacy with us! Privacy Please's own Cameron Ivey and Gabe Gumbs tip their hats to the vanguards like Debbie Reynolds and Nishant Bhajaria, praising their unwavering dedication to our digital rights. We're not just talking shop; we're honoring the innovators who keep our data safe and our futures secure. From discussing the annual Privacy Week to giving a shout-out to those leading the charge, you'll feel the passion behind the pixels in protecting your personal information.

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This week on Privacy Please, discover the fine line between innovative tech and privacy pitfalls as I guide you through the complexities of generative AI in the corporate sector. Cisco's startling survey findings serve as the backbone of our discussion, revealing that a quarter of companies have pressed the panic button on generative AI tools to prevent data leaks and intellectual property breaches. You'll get a front-row seat to the latest industry moves, with tech juggernauts like Apple and Verizon leading the charge, and an exploration into the tension between AI integration and...

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This week on Privacy Please, we dive into the underbelly of CES 2024 as consumer and privacy advocates expose the 'Worst in Show.' From BMW's questionable Alexa partnership to disposable Sennheiser earbuds and Instacart's AI cart pushing ads, discover the tech innovations sparking safety, privacy, and environmental concerns. 

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Could your phone be spilling your secrets without your consent? Join us as we unravel the unnerving truths behind data privacy infringements, spotlighting the FTC's recent clampdown on X mode. In this enlightening conversation, we explore the treacherous terrain where personal phone location data is bartered for profit, inviting listeners to contemplate the fine line between technological convenience and privacy erosion. We're not shy about the tough questions or the complex answers, with nods to thought leaders like Jeff Jokisch and Heidi Shey for their expert perspectives on this critical issue.

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This week on Privacy Please, we talk about Tetsuya Inoue, manager of Asahi Ryokan Hotel, who introduced a unique strategy allowing guests a $1 stay in exchange for live-streaming their entire visit. Despite the project's conclusion, it gained popularity, highlighting the changing attitudes of younger generations towards privacy. The success also brings attention to the broader implications of sacrificing personal privacy for innovative business models, particularly as hidden cameras in holiday rentals become more prevalent. This case prompts a critical discussion on data privacy in an era where technology increasingly infiltrates daily life.

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This week on Privacy Please, we talk about the top episodes from S4 and show our appreciation for the love and support throughout this awesome journey. Looking forward to S5 and the new network we are launching along with our new show! 

Special shoutout to all of our guests, sponsors and excited for what is to come in 2024!

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This week on Privacy Please, we unravel the surprising truth behind declining cookies and explore if it poses greater privacy risks than acceptance. We also delve into the recent clash between Apple and Beeper Mini's iMessage service, examining the security concerns and efforts to restore the app. Join us as we navigate the delicate balance between privacy awareness and overreaction, providing insights and practical tips for a more informed digital journey. Tune in and discover why it's crucial to strike the right balance in this evolving landscape of online privacy.

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In this weeks OVERREACTION episode, we unravel Apple's revelation about potential government spying on iPhone push notifications. Plus, we dive into a significant 23andMe data breach affecting 6.9 million users. 

Join us for essential insights on these privacy issues and tips to protect your personal data. Tune in to the Privacy Please Podcast – your guide to staying secure in a digital world!

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This week on Privacy Please, we had the pleasure of hosting David Crawshaw, the CTO and Co-founder of Tailscale. Tailscale specializes in offering innovative software and services designed to facilitate a seamless, secure, and efficient transition of businesses to the cloud. David shares insights into his journey back at Google and with Tailscale's unique approach, emphasizing the importance of smooth and safe cloud migration. 

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Overreaction Monday:

Get ready to overreact to three privacy-packed articles shaking up the digital scene this this week!

📱 Guardianship Guide: Your Phone, Your Digital Key!
Your phone holds the key to your digital life. Ensure you're equipped with the know-how in case it goes missing. Preparing for the worst is simpler than you think, and it's never been more crucial. #DigitalSecurity #PhoneGuardianship #OverreactionMonday

🚨 YouTube's Privacy Plot Twist: Criminal Charges Alert!
YouTube's in hot water with criminal charges over ad-blocker detection. What does t...

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Welcome to Overreaction Monday, your weekly rendezvous with the most pressing issues in the digital world. Tune in every Tuesday as we unpack three headline-making stories, delving deep into the realms of privacy, security, and technology. In this episode, we explore the alarming rise of AI-generated fake nudes, posing a significant threat to privacy, the unsettling revelation of 100,000 Torrent Sites users exposed, and the shockingly easy access to sensitive data from military personnel. Join us as we react, analyze, and dissect these major incidents, shedding light on the importance of safeguarding...

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This week on Privacy Please, unravel the mystery of Silicon Valley entrepreneur Tom Kemp, a mastermind in cybersecurity, investor, and policy advisor. Dive deep into his enigmatic journey and glean insights from his groundbreaking book, "Containing Big Tech," where he unveils a path to safeguard civil rights, economy, and democracy. Join us for an intriguing exploration of tech, power, and secrets. Don't miss out!

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This week on Privacy Please, we go into the heart of digital security and personal privacy. 

As concerns about digital privacy echo historical events, this episode equips you with essential tool and strategies to safeguard your sources and data.

Explore the art of secure communication with sources, learn to navigate the digital landscape anonymously, and discovery how to fortify your email correspondence. In a world where your privacy matters more than ever, embrace radical privacy measures and stay one step ahead. 

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This week on Privacy Please, we delve into the intricate world of facial recognition technology, exploring its conveniences, challenges, and profound privacy implications. Drawing insights from Kashmir Hill's book, "Your Face Belongs to Us," we navigate the thin line between convenience and catastrophe. From real-world implications to future predictions, we dissect the digital maze of biometric data and surveillance. We empower listeners to protect their privacy through education, advocacy, and digital literacy. 

Tune in as we unravel the complexities of facial recognition, emphasizing the collective responsibility to safeguard our identities in t...

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This week on Privacy Please, we dive deep into data privacy, exploring regulations, secure data features, and striking the balance between innovation and privacy. 

Discover the human side through empowering education and learn the importance of continuous privacy audits. 

Join us as we uncover strategies that build unshakable trust, turning data privacy into a strategic advantage for tech marketers. 

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🚀 This week on Privacy Please, we're about to drop some knowledge that's hotter than the school cafeteria's mystery meat! 🔥

Attention, parents and students: 📚✏️ It's back-to-school time, and while we can't promise to make algebra fun, we can guarantee you'll leave our episode with your privacy knowledge at the head of the class.

We're serving up more than just cafeteria food for thought. We're dishing out vital tips to safeguard your little Einsteins' online privacy. 🧠🌐

Topics on the menu include:
🔒 Opting out of data sharing (Because your kid's report card shou...

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This week on Privacy Please, we delve into the groundbreaking 345 Million dollar fine levied against TikTok for Privacy violations affecting children. 

Join us as we uncover the details of this two year investigation, explore the implications for children's data privacy, and examine TikTok's response to the changes. Don't miss this crucial blog cast on safeguarding our children's online privacy. 

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X Corp, previously known as Twitter, has updated its privacy policy to use user data for AI development. This shift raises concerns about user privacy and legal compliance, especially in light of state-level privacy laws and vague policy language. 

We predict potential legal battles, regulatory responses, increased user awareness, and industry-wide adjustments as companies strive to balance transparency and clarity in their policies. This shift has global implications, shaping the future of AI and privacy regulations. 

Stay tuned for insights into the evolving landscape of AI and data protection.

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Embark on a captivating journey into the world of digital privacy in this week's episode of Privacy Please! 

Join us as we chat with Ben Brook, Co-Founder and CEO of Transcend, exploring his background, the inception of Transcend, solving tech debt for privacy, demystifying Silicon Valley, and the future of privacy in the tech industry. From measuring privacy success to the importance of data rights, we cover it all. Don't miss this insightful and thought-provoking conversation!

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This week, we're unpacking highlights from Black Hat, revealing cutting-edge products, and shedding light on the alarming surge of undetectable ransomware attacks. Stay in the cybersecurity loop – tune in now!🎙️ #PrivacyMatters #CybersecurityUpdate #privacypros #podcast#blackhat2023 #blackhat

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This week on Privacy Please, we explore the escalating demand for data in the realm of Generative AI as companies race to fuel powerful AI models. 

The controversy surrounding Zoom's data policy shift serves as a microcosm of this trend, revealing the intricate balance between technological advancement and user privacy. 

Join us to delve into the implications of this data hunger, from AI image generators to advanced chatbots, and discover how the industry navigates the challenge of fostering innovation while respecting ethical data practices.

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Get ready for an enthralling episode of "Privacy Please" as we sit down with the brilliant Jane Lee, a seasoned Trust and Safety Architect at Sift. Join us as we unravel a captivating conversation that delves deep into Jane's journey and expertise. From the intriguing world of machine learning to an insightful exploration of the "pig butchering" investigation, we leave no stone unturned. Uncover the inner workings of culture and privacy within tech giants like Facebook, and discover the pivot from Personally Identifiable Information (PII) to the fascinating realm of behavioral analysis. But...

In this weeks episode, I explore the explosive growth of consumer-facing generative AI tools, which promise to transform our lives and work. However, using these tools comes with important privacy and security considerations. I discuss the significance of checking privacy policies, being cautious about data shared, and utilizing data control settings. By understanding these aspects, users can responsibly enjoy the benefits of AI while safeguarding their personal information.

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In this weeks episode, we explore the explosive growth of consumer-facing generative AI tools, which promise to transform our lives and work. However, using these tools comes with important privacy and security considerations. We discuss the significance of checking privacy policies, being cautious about data shared, and utilizing data control settings. By understanding these aspects, users can responsibly enjoy the benefits of AI while safeguarding their personal information.

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In this week's episode of Privacy Please, join us for a fascinating discussion with Alex Bovee, the CEO and co-founder of ConductorOne. We'll explore the challenges of delegating access control, the shift towards tangible value, potential risks of IAM misconfigurations, the human factor in privacy, and the transformative potential of AI in privacy products. Don't miss this insightful conversation on data security and privacy issues. Tune in now!

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This week on Privacy Please... In recent years, job hunting has become increasingly difficult, with extended hiring timelines and demanding application processes. Employers, who were once eager to hire, now subject candidates to grueling rounds of interviews. Even with temporary relief during the pandemic, the job market remains challenging, leaving job seekers frustrated and facing uncertainty.

Amidst these challenges, job seekers are also facing privacy concerns. The proliferation of one-way video interviews, necessitated by the pandemic's limitations on in-person interactions, has given rise to the collection of vast amounts of personal...

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This week on Privacy Please, we talk about Threads vs. Twitter: Global Launch Unveiled, But What's Stopping it in the EU? Privacy Concerns and Recent Rulings Cause a Pause?

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This week on Privacy Please, we discuss the concept of feeling "normal" in the digital realm. Despite the increasing presence of surveillance and data collection, users in the United States seem unfazed and have developed a sense of acceptance within digital infrastructures. Feeling "normal" online provides a sense of comfort, connection, and social inclusion, even though it may not evoke strong emotions. This desire for normalcy explains why users identify with digital platforms, despite being aware of the potential harm associated with them.

My credited source for this episode is Tung-Hui...

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This week on Privacy Please, we talk about Innovation vs. privacy and how this has become a contentious topic in today's digital landscape. 

This conversation explores the delicate balance between fostering technological advancements and protecting individual privacy rights. We delve into the question of which side should take precedence and whether sacrificing privacy is necessary for technological growth. 

Join us as we explore different perspectives, discuss potential solutions, and examine where we stand on this important issue. Are you ready to weigh in on the innovation vs. privacy debate? 

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This week on Privacy Please, we tell a short story about Max Malware and the Privacy Protectors.

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This week on Privacy Please, we talk about the overall costs of recovering from a ransomware incident and how they are increasing… 

"Mitigating these attacks takes time—if the organization even has reliable, tested backups of the systems compromised—and resources. Ransomware is so ubiquitous that it may simply be a threat that we will always have to protect against"

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This week on Privacy Please, we talk about how Microsoft Outlook, the popular cloud email service, faced a series of outages on Monday after a reported hack by a pro-Russian group called Anonymous Sudan. The group claimed to have launched a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack on Outlook as part of a campaign against US companies and infrastructure. 

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This week on Privacy Please, we talk about two new events that happened recently involving Toyota Motor Corporation's disclosing their data breach and Dish Network's ransomware attack after admitting they may have paid the ransom without saying they paid for it. 

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This week on Privacy Please, we talk about Facebook owner Meta being fined a record 1.2 Billion over European data transfers. 

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This week on Privacy Please, we go over two articles - the first in Cybersecurity news, T-Mobile's second data breach this year (2023), and the second in data privacy news, we talk about how Apple and Google are working together on industry standards to warn device users of unauthorized Bluetooth tracking.  

Article source: Scott Ikeda

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Are you ready to give Amazon the rights to your health data? 

This week on Privacy Please, we talk about a new online patient service offered by Amazon called Amazon Clinic. Now the catch is, in order to become a patient with amazon clinic, first, you must sign away some privacy. 

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This week on Privacy Please, we have the pleasure of speaking with the President, VP, and Co-founders at Termageddon, Donata and Hans Skillrud! Tune in to learn more about their backgrounds and how and why Termageddon was created. 

Company info: Termageddon creates policies for your website or application and automatically updates the policies when the law changes.

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This week on Privacy Please, we had the privilege of speaking with Thomas Perkins, who cofounded Malcore and is more recently known for his reverse engineering skills. Thomas was the data analyst who cracked the source code of TikTok for the Australian cyber security and intelligence firm, internet 2.0. 

About the guest:

As a self-taught professional software engineer, my primary focus is on developing cutting-edge tools that can detect, classify, and prevent malware such as my invention Malcore (https://malcore.io). My passion for coding runs deep, and I firmly b...

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This week on Privacy Please, we talk about an article surrounding a man who committed suicide after a 6-week-long relationship with an AI-generated chatbot named Eliza. 

Article credit goes to - https://people.com/human-interest/man-dies-by-suicide-after-ai-chatbot-became-his-confidante-widow-says/

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This week on Privacy Please, we dive into an article from Wired that covers Microsoft's AI-driven Security copilot through ChatGPT.  It aims to deliver the network insights and coordination that “AI” security systems have long been promised.

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This week on Privacy Please, we dive into another blogcast episode from a time article that speaks on TikTok and what to know about security concerns. 

Let us know your thoughts and email us at cameron.ivey@protonmail.com 

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This week on Privacy Please, we go unplugged before entering the blogcast that dives into an article surrounding cross-context behavioral advertising (CCBA). 

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This week on Privacy Please, we have the pleasure of speaking with both, Gary LaFever, co-CEO, General Counsel, and Aaron Stevens, Data Privacy Evangelist at Anonos. 

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This week on Privacy Please, we cover two different topics in our unplugged conversation. 

Articles referenced: 

https://www.wired.com/story/ai-has-a-hallucination-problem-thats-proving-tough-to-fix/

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This week on Privacy Please, we go over an article that hits on three big topics in Tech and Privacy. 

Author credit: Jeremy Wagstaff, The Markup

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This week on Privacy Please, we dive into an interesting article on your tax data and why it's up for grabs. 

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This week on Privacy Please, we have the pleasure of speaking with the founder and CEO of Nandi Security, Vikram  Venkatasubramanian! 

Please enjoy as we learn about Vikram's background, what problems he is trying to solve, his passion for security and privacy, and much more.

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This week on Privacy Please, we dive into an oldie but a goodie. The FTC Extends Deadline to Comply with GLBA Safeguards Rule Until June 9, 2023. 

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This week on Privacy Please, we have a special treat for you!

Do not miss part 1 of Privacy week's Panel discussion with this all-star cast!

Panel privacy experts:
Debbie Reynolds, The Data Diva
Joe Dehner, The Data Privacy Detective
Punit Bhatia 🔐, Host of Fit4Privacy Podcast
Rebecca Herold, The Privacy Professor
K Royal, JD, PhD, Host of Serious Privacy Podcast

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This week on Privacy Please, we have a special guest appearance dropping in to hang out with us. We talk about the rising ChatGPT noise and much more! 

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This week on Privacy Please, we hit on a hot topic surrounding ChatGPT, an AI-based chatbot that has given bad actors with zero coding knowledge easy access to develop malware. 

Article credit goes to Dark Reading and the author - Jai Vijayan

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This week on Privacy Please, we talk about enterprise ransomware protection and if your organization continues to make common mistakes. 

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Welcome back to a brand new season of Privacy Please! 

Season 4 begins with an unplugged one where the guys discuss recent data breaches around the globe and how they may impact and continue to shift. 

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This week on Privacy Please, we have the honor of hosting the Director of Privacy, Security, and Compliance at Active Prospect, Mr. Benjamin Farrar! 

Show notes:

What Is Consent-Based Marketing?

https://activeprospect.com/blog/what-is-consent-based-marketing/ 

TCPA Litigation and Compliance Risks: What You Can Do

https://activeprospect.com/blog/tcpa-litigation-and-compliance-risks-what-you-can-do-to-protect-yourself/

Demo link to see TrustedForm work in a simple example Webform example:  http://trustedform.com/demo 

Collection of ActiveProspect Papers...