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Episode 4: Keeping Up with the SEC | On Your Radar Podcast

We’re back with another episode of the On Your Radar podcast! In this week’s episode, we sit down with Bob Zukis, author, partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers, professor, and currently the CEO of the Digital Directors Network, to discuss keeping up with the SEC cybersecurity disclosure rules.

Episode 3: Briefing the Board | On Your Radar Podcast

We’re back with another episode of On Your Radar! In this week’s episode of our podcast, we sit down with Tami Dokken, lawyer and data privacy expert, to discuss privacy best practices for briefing the board. Tune in to find out what information leadership and the board really want from the privacy team and how to best prepare.

Episode 2: Privacy is a Customer Service | On Your Radar Podcast

We’re back with another episode of On Your Radar! In this week’s episode of our podcast, we sit down with Paige Boshell, Privacy Counsel at Chevron, to dive into the ever-changing world of regulations and how they relate to customer service. With data breaches and privacy concerns on the rise, companies are under pressure to not only comply with regulations but also provide top-notch customer service when it comes to protecting their customers’ data.

Episode 01: The Speed of Innovation | On Your Radar Podcast

Hello experts! In the first episode of On Your Radar, Judy sat down with privacy and compliance thought leader Jodi Daniels to talk about what she expects from regulations in 2024 and what technology trends organizations should keep an eye on to maintain compliance in the new year.

The Power of Collaborative Incident Response

It’s easy to denounce silos and promote collaboration, but how does an organization actually go about enabling communication, compliance, and coordinated action across and between departments? Read more from Judy Titera, Independent Director, Consultant (former Chief Privacy Officer at USAA).

SEC Cybersecurity Disclosure Rule

Effective on or after December 18, 2023, SEC regulators are requesting clear, documented evidence of how companies conduct cybersecurity materiality assessments and they’re leaving it up to each organization to define for themselves what constitutes material harm and which incidents rise to the level of disclosure.