Safeguarding Privacy with Purpose and Passion
summary
Digital transformation drives over 300% increase in remote/hybrid work and generates more sensitive data while YouGov finds 90% concerned about sharing information; Gartner predicts 65% of people covered by modern privacy laws by 2023. Organizations must adopt zero trust: verify explicitly, grant least privileged access, assume breach, pair encryption and data loss prevention with insider risk controls, invest in identity and governance tools, and support stronger privacy laws (California, Virginia, Washington) to turn compliance into measurable trust and business value.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:59Digital changes
- 1:48Trust
- 2:28Privacy Protection
- 3:53Data Privacy Governance
- 4:44Data Generation
- 5:30Privacy is now a board level issue
- 6:44National privacy laws
- 7:11Current privacy laws
- 8:20User control and transparency
- 9:14Data loss prevention
- 9:54Defending privacy
- 10:13Zero trust
- 10:50Compliance
- 11:24Investment
- 12:07Empowerment
- 12:44Conclusion
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