Language is a funny thing. Depending on what you call fizzy drinks or how you refer to a group of people (y’all, youse, or you guys), linguists can triangulate exactly where you live in the United States.
Most of the time, these regional language differences are no big deal. But when differences in definition lead
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Natalie LaPorta is the Chief Privacy Officer for Walgreens, where she focuses on various privacy matters that impact US patient and consumer data privacy, including state and federal data privacy compliance, complex contract negotiations, digital privacy,
Remember 2002, when flip phones were all the rage and Artificial Intelligence was just the latest Stephen Spielberg movie?
Those were good times.
Fun fact: 2002 was also the year that Cathy Doss became the world’s first Chief Data Officer (CDO) at Capital One.
But let’s fast-forward to 2024. It’s not a stretch to
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Shay Colson is a Co-founder and Managing Partner at Intentional Cybersecurity, a risk assessment and strategic advisory firm. After spending his early career as a security engineer for the US Government, he worked for a global
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Julia Shullman is the General Counsel and Chief Privacy Officer at Telly, the world’s first dual-screen smart TV fully paid for by advertising. Prior to Telly, Julia was General Counsel and Chief Privacy Officer at TripleLift,
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Arjun and Abhijay Bhatnagar are Co-founders of Cloaked, a consumer privacy company. As developers and privacy advocates, they have created a secure, all-in-one privacy platform that gives consumers control over their personal information while helping reshape
What if kids never had to take a test in school?
It could be great, maybe. For some students, testing can be stressful and doesn’t indicate their true aptitude or comprehension of a topic.
Overall, school testing helps ensure that our children develop the skills they need to learn, grow, and thrive. If we never
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Alan Chapell is the President of Chapell & Associates, a law firm serving the interactive technology, media, and advertising industries. He has served for 20 years as an outside counsel and privacy advisor to VC-funded AdTech
Move over, cybersecurity tabletops – there’s a new sheriff in town. While you’ve been busy simulating ransomware attacks, privacy professionals have been cooking up their own version of “what-if” scenarios. And trust me, it’s not just another boring compliance exercise.
Enter the privacy tabletop – the creative brainchild of privacy teams who are tired of
You probably got to do some fun experiments in high school chemistry class. Maybe you made fiery whoosh bottles to learn about combustion reactions or crafted a Diet-Coke-and-Mentos volcano.
But science isn’t always an exercise in explosions. You also learn about the safety precautions necessary for a productive experiment, like wearing goggles and gloves.
