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A genuine and informative podcast about data privacy and security. Your reliable place for best practices, interviews, belly laughs, and real stories.
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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. Support the show
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/Support the show
What do you get when you put three privacy podcasts on together? A rocking great time! Two women, three men. Five personalities. fifteen opinions! "Dogs and cats living together, mass hysteria!"Support the show
Mr. Salty Soothsayer is back with your 2021 privacy predictions to wrap up 2020. Please Join Gabe and I as we recap 2020 predictions and outcomes as well as our predictions for 2021. Don't hesitate to reach out with questions or guest suggestions and inquiries for the 2021 lineup. Big thank you again for joining us on this journey together, Happy Holidays and Happy New Year's everyone! -Cam and GabeContact info:privacyplspod@protonmail.comSupport the show
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This week on Privacy Please in our first company series part 2, please welcome the very insightful and passionate, Robert Hansen, CTO at Bit Discovery. In this conversation we have the luxury of speaking with Robert about his 25+ year background in web security, his time with eBay, being well known for creating hackers.org, working at whitehat, where he met Jeremiah before they started Bit Discovery, public speaking, digital conferences with 2021 expectations, how he weaponized a code he had written a long time ago, consequences on the privacy side of things they find, his favorite all-time holiday movie, and much more! Enjoy, -CamSupport the show
Special guest and friend, Jeremiah Grossman, CEO at Bit Discovery joins the podcast with a fantastic back and forth conversation that doesn't seem to let up. He is also the founder of WhiteHat Security, a World-Renowned Professional Hacker, former Yahoo, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt, published Author, Influential Blogger, and an Off-Road Race Car Driver. Ladies and gentlemen, what can't he do? - Mr. Jeremiah Grossman!In this episode, we learn more about all his special talents, ideas, thoughts, backstories, and how he ended up at Bit Discovery. We dive into infosec budgets not increasing at the same rate as the attack surface of an organization and what this means for protecting the individual, analyzing attack surface maps, industry hitting peak prevention relating to sentiment attackers, why Jeremiah doesn't listen to music, and much more! -CamSupport the show
This week on Privacy Please we have the intelligent and very out of the box thinking CEO at Atakama, a multi-factor encryption company, ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Daniel H. Gallancy! We talk about his story, where he came from as an engineer turned finance and back to engineer, privacy, security, encryption, what conspiracy theory he would stop if he could choose one and much more! Do not miss this one, tons of valuable info and just a great discussion all around. Please enjoy! Support the show
This week on Privacy Please Podcast Gabriel Gumbs and I have the pleasure of speaking with Ellison Anne Williams the very intelligent, hardworking #CEO, #Founder at Enveil - A data security company protecting data in use.We talk about her start before getting into #datasecurity, the many degrees she worked hard for, how she started Enveil, the powerful message behind the proudest moment in her personal life, #dataprivacy, #datainmotion, #encryption, and much more!Stick around for the private segment at the end where Gabe and I cut loose with Ellison Anne and dig into her darkest unknowns for some laughs and inspiration!-CamSupport the show
This week on Privacy Please, we welcome a unique chameleon, a guru with an extensive background ranging from networking, public speaking, tech, and marketing, Mr. Chris Grundemann. We talk about his beginnings, how he ended up as the VP at Myriad, go to market strategy for Privacy and Security, networking, encrypted traffic challenges, balance between enterprise security and individual privacy, proudest moments in his young career, and much more! Don't miss the private segment at the end where Gabe and I cut loose with our guests and dig into their darkest unknowns for some laughs! -CamSupport the show
This week on Privacy Please we have Wally Bitaut, a data security guru at Seclore. We have the honor of talking to Wally about his story and how he got to where he is today. We dive into Seclore, data-centric security, and data rights management company partnering with data security and discovery tools to improve security and privacy with their integrations. Does this help with compliance regulations? or Data Privacy? Tune in to find out and learn about the benefits. -CamSupport the show
This week on Privacy Please, Gabe and I welcome on a very wonderful guest, Attorney by day and Certified Privacy Professional by night, Mr. Thomas Besore. We run through a Top Ten list of the most amazing, positive things happening with Privacy invasive technologies! We talk about his career as an attorney, why he got into Privacy during the pandemic, fantastic stories around technology, and very positive somber career advice from a bright individual struggling to find his home in the privacy field. Please join us in getting to know more about Thomas and a look on the bright side of Privacy. -CamSupport the show
This week on Privacy Please Gabe and I have on the founder/CEO and CTO of Racktop Systems Eric Bednash and Jonathan Halstuch. What a great conversation we have with these two! We talk about how Racktop Systems started, how they met in the NSA, what makes a security company great data privacy, the structure behind making it successful, cut budgets, lack of recourses, pandemic celebrity teams, proudest moment, and much more! Join us as always from your favorite podcast platform and enjoy the show! You might just learn something and also snag a few laughs along the way. -CamSupport the show
This week on Privacy Please we have the founder, CEO, and CTO at Acreto, Mr. Babak Pasdar. *Do not miss this one! Find out why Babak testified on wireless tapping with Verizon and almost cost his career. We have the honor of speaking with Babak about his start in security and why Acreto was created. We learn what he thinks makes a company go from good to great, what privacy means to him, Facebook, Google, IoT, motion sense, the business of cybersecurity, the disconnect with mid-tier and small companies around security, and much more! Make sure to check the links in the notes and stick around to the end through the fun segment for laughs and getting get to know Babak even more! https://www.linkedin.com/in/babakpasdar/ https://acreto.io/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/acreto/ Enjoy! CamSupport the show
This week on Privacy Please, Gabe and I welcome on Michael Oberlaender, Author of Global CISO. We talk about his newest book Global CISO - Strategy, Tactics, and Leadership, his 20+ years in the industry, what makes a good CISO, the intersection of security and privacy, strict German laws, GDPR's influence on the US, the proudest moment in security, and much more! Michael’s Linkedin profile: http://www.linkedin.com/in/mymsoMichael’s Xing profile: https://www.xing.com/profile/DiplPhysMichael_Oberlaender/cvMichael’s Twitter: @MSOberlaender New Book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0851LZKF2 - ISBN number: 979-8604917756 – title: “GLOBAL CISO Strategy, Tactics, & Leadership – How to Succeed in InfoSec and CyberSecurity”. 1st Book (for reference): http://www.amazon.com/SO-Successfully-Build-Security-Design/dp/1480237418 – ISBN number: 978-1480237414 – title “C(I)SO – And Now What? – How to Successfully Build Security by Design”.Support the show
This week on Privacy Please, Cam and Gabe get the opportunity to speak with Vanessa Wu, General Counsel at Rippling. We talk about CCPA's possible threats and penalties on smaller businesses, concerns over employee data and privacy, CCPA compared to GDPR expectations, company culture around being compliant, data regulations for employees, what kind of food she would be, and much much more! Please join us in this great conversation with Vanessa and we hope you enjoy her story! https://www.linkedin.com/in/vanessa-wu-7363359/Support the show
This week on Privacy Please we have on Mr. Jeff Horne, currently the Chief Security Officer at Ordr and a member of the review board for Blackhat. We had a fantastic back and forth conversation around Jeff's very impressive background where he was the Senior Director of Information Security at SpaceX. We dive into what he is currently up to at Ordr talking about IoT security and why it's so behind, material aware conversations of what you may have on your body, i.e., cell phones, laptops, smartwatches, etc., that relate to privacy concerns, ransomware and phishing attacks, Blackbaud hack and so much more. According to Gabe, Tarantula size spiders are in fact called Tarantulas, Jeff. Tune in for the inside joke! 😊 Please join us on this very fun episode and don't forget to support the podcast by sharing, and following us on Twitter @privacyplspod to keep up with new releases every week! You can reach out for questions at cameron.ivey@spirion.com Thanks for the support and let's keep building a stronger community for Privacy!-CamSupport the show
This week on Privacy Please we have Stuart Brotman - A global expert in digital privacy and cyber-security adviser; Author, Privacy's Perfect Storm: Digital Policy for Post-Pandemic Times: https://www.amazon.com/Privacys-Perfect-Storm-Digital-Post-Pandemic/dp/1939282489#ace-9766277718We talk about Stuarts brand new book, Privacy's Perfect Storm: Digital Policy for Post-Pandemic Times, where he got the idea of writing it, his passion for data privacy and compliance, and much much more! Please join us in this great conversation with Mr. Stuart Brotman himself! Listen on iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you get your favorite podcasts. Support the show
This week on Privacy Please we speak with our guest Neil Goodrich from M. Holland Company. Neil is a member of the Executive Leadership Team, responsible for introducing and leading digital change within the organization.We learn about where it all started for Neil as a private investigator and why he isn't your traditional CIO. We dive into what data privacy means to him personally, the intersection between security, privacy, and generating that compelling experience. Please join us on iTunes, Spotify, iHeartradio, or wherever you get your podcasts! Support the show
This week on Privacy Please, Cam and Gabe had the pleasure of hosting a very good friend and very underrated individual, Mr. Michael Thompson, CEO of Enact Security. We learn Mike's story and background, why organizations struggle with data protection & privacy, tips on getting started with a data security program, some things we have learned with the all-new privacy legislation over the last two years, and much more!So please tune in where ever you get your favorite podcasts because this one will be sure to give you plenty of laughs, smiles, a few tears, and of course great #datasecurity and #privacy value, please enjoy and thank you for listening! https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-thompson-enact/Support the show
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