Caterpillars to Butterflies: Transforming the Privacy Workforce
summary
Covers strategies and tools for evolving an organization’s privacy staff from compliance-focused roles into an interdisciplinary, cross-organizational risk-management workforce. Names privacy engineering and government privacy offices (IAPP, NSA/DoD) as participant contexts and emphasizes practical approaches for building skills, collaboration, and capabilities to manage privacy and security risks in data-driven environments.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Start
- 2:37Learning Objectives
- 3:03Privacy Risk Management
- 3:36The Privacy Workforce Challenges
- 4:17Privacy Risks
- 5:03What We Mean by Caterpillars and Butterflies
- 7:32Resources
- 9:01How Nist Distinguishes between the Difference between Privacy Risk and Cyber Security Risk
- 12:38Privacy Risk Management Resources and Nist
- 14:31Privacy Risk Assessment
- 15:37Selecting Controls
- 16:51853 Rev5 to the Privacy Framework
- 17:46Nice Framework for Cyber Security Workforce
- 22:31What Does It Mean To Really Develop a Privacy Centric Workforce
- 23:37Key Issues
- 24:19Trends in Privacy
- 25:50Privacy Budget
- 42:53Trust Factor
- 47:13Privacy Engineering
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