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Upcoming Live Q&A: Remove Subjectivity and Streamline Breach Decisioning

Join us Wednesday, November 30th at 10 a.m. PT / 1 p.m. ET for a live Q&A on how to remove subjectivity and streamline breach decisioning with Laurie Radler, AVP, Chief Privacy Officer at Healthfirst, and Lauren Wallace, Chief Privacy Officer and General Counsel at RadarFirst.

Emerging Role in the C-Suite: Chief Trust Officer

Trust is by far your organization’s greatest asset and should be protected at all costs. It’s a true business differentiator for customers, employees, partners, and the public at large. With so much at stake, who should help prioritize trust within your organization? Well, there’s a new emerging role in the C-suite responsible for just that.

Recapping All the Fun We Had at IAPP P.S.R.

We had so much fun last week at IAPP PSR (Privacy. Security. Risk.) in Austin, Texas! This year’s event could not have been better. I’ve now attended three different IAPP events this year and can report that this conference was a mega success for all involved. You could feel the high energy from attendees and the overall turnout from attendees and exhibitors was great. There were so many opportunities for attendees to learn, network, and take away something meaningful.

Digital Transformation for Incident Management: Lessons Learned from Live Q&A

In the latest session of The Privacy Collective, we discussed digital transformation for privacy incident management with two very special privacy guests from American Specialty Health – James Van Beek, VP of Regulatory and Program Compliance, and Katelyn Johnston, Privacy Office Manager of Regulatory Strategic Development. The privacy landscape is quickly changing and there’s only one way to keep up – leveraging technology that adapts with privacy trends.

Digital Transformation: Solving for Privacy’s Evolving Fingerprint

Join us for a live Q&A with James Van Beek, VP of Regulatory and Program Compliance at American Speciality Health, Katelyn Johnston, Privacy Office Manager of Regulatory Strategic Development at American Specialty Health, and Shari Kenney, Strategic Account Manager at RadarFirst, for a discussion on digital transformation in privacy and choosing technology that adapts with trends.

Key Takeaways: Building Trust Through Privacy Incident Documentation

In last week’s session of The Privacy Collective, Doug Kruger, VP of Strategic Accounts at RadarFirst, took a deep dive with Jodi Daniels, Founder, CEO and Consultant at Red Clover Advisors, into building trust through effective privacy incident documentation. Read the key takeaways from the session.