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Privacy & Security Insights with PICCASO

Privacy & Security Insights with PICCASO

by Steve Wright

Non-Profit Technology

Season 4

Is Your Privacy Stack Ready For The AI Era?

Theory is easy. Operational pressure is where privacy programs actually get tested - and right now, AI is doing the testing. In this episode, Steve and Alex move the conversation to where it matters: the day-to-day decisions privacy teams are navigating, the gaps in current tooling, and how to make AI work for governance without letting it quietly erode human accountability. What's covered in this episode: Where current privacy stacks are falling short when AI enters the picture The real hesitations DPOs feel about AI tools Wins worth replicating and what they wish they'd known sooner How AI can support governance without removing human accountability Host: Steve Wright: Founder, CEO - PICCASO Guest speaker: Alex Van Cauwenbergh: CEO, Responsum

Season 3

Criminal Prosecutions and the ICO with Carolyn Hubble

The latest episode of the Privacy & Security Insights Podcast with PICCASO is here, featuring Carolyn Hubble, Director of ICO Legal Service (FOIA & Prosecutions). She explores the growing focus on criminal data prosecutions, where the ICO is securing prison sentences, community service, and financial penalties for serious data offences under laws like the Computer Misuse Act and Proceeds of Crime Act. As data crimes become more sophisticated, Carolyn shares key insights on how organisations should adapt to the evolving regulatory landscape to protect sensitive data.

The Privacy Paradox in AI-Driven Enterprises: Balancing Innovation and Data Protection with José Martín Quesada

Kicking off the new season, José Martín Quesada, CEO and Co-Founder of Krew, takes on one of today’s big challenges: finding the right balance between driving innovation with AI and meeting privacy regulations like GDPR and CCPA. In this episode, José shares practical advice for organisations looking to use advanced AI technologies while staying on top of data protection requirements. He shares compliance strategies, how to build privacy into the design of products and services, and new tools that make responsible innovation possible.

Season 2

Privacy Operations with Gregor Rutow

In the latest Privacy & Security insights episode, Gregor Rutow, Global Data Protection Officer at Allianz Partners SAS, explores the power of Privacy Operations in building scalable, efficient Data Protection Management Systems (DPMS). Gregor shares practical insights on how to align privacy goals with business objectives. He discusses the use of tools like Data Protection Maturity Assessments (DPMA) and emphasises the importance of continuous improvement to meet global regulatory requirements. Discover how Privacy Operations can turn compliance into a strategic advantage while also enhancing efficiency and accountability.

Assessing the Assessments by Robert Bond

In the latest episode, we sit down with Robert Bond to unravel the complexities of risk assessments in today’s data-driven world. Robert brings his wealth of experience to the table, offering a compelling look at how Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs) are not just a regulatory checkbox but a powerful tool for protecting privacy, ensuring transparency, and safeguarding your organisation's reputation. He delves into the real-world challenges and opportunities these assessments present, from navigating Legitimate Interests Assessments to the nuances of international data transfers. Whether you're a seasoned compliance professional or new to the field, Robert's insights will equip you with the knowledge to turn regulatory obligations into strategic advantages.

Privacy at Work: Navigating Employee Monitoring by Lorraine Pinter

In this episode, Lorraine Pinter delves into the controversial topic of employee monitoring in the modern workplace. Lorraine sheds light on the nuanced challenges employers face, such as maintaining morale and trust while ensuring compliance. She underscores the ethical considerations, illustrating how a respectful approach to monitoring can foster a positive workplace culture. Her guidance empowers employers to make informed decisions that support both organizational goals and employee well-being. By integrating these practices, businesses can enhance productivity while maintaining ethical standards, ultimately leading to a more harmonious and efficient workplace.

The Value of a DPO by Gillian Cossey

In this episode on "The Value of a DPO", Gillian Cossey talks about the influence and intrinsic value that a DPO holds based on her own 20 years of experience in the field. Gillian's passion for the importance of DPO's is clearly felt in this vivid episode, where she relates to those in her industry who are also plagued by terms like "blockers". She underscores the wizard-like navigation, creativity, team-working and leadership competencies which DPOs must possess. While those aren't terms typically associated with the profession, anyone in the industry will immediately understand what she means.

AI Regulation, Governance and Data Privacy Implications by Jenna Franklin

In this episode on "AI Regulation, Governance and Data Privacy Implications", Jenna Franklin brings firsthand insights about the influence of landmark regulations like the EU AI Act and discusses both the advantages and challenges these laws present to innovation and privacy. This episode shares essential strategies for developing effective AI governance programs that ensure responsible AI use and compliance with existing laws. It is imperative that organisations establish robust AI governance programs to effectively manage risk and ensure compliance as legal standards continue to evolve.

Privacy and Blockchain by Ash Costello

In this episode on "Privacy and Blockchain" Ash Costello points out the challenges that blockchain entities face in complying with GDPR requirements due to the inherent characteristics of blockchain and distributed leger technologies, such as immutability and global accessibility. Ash proposes several potential strategies for mitigating risk through transparent disclosure and informed consent for the use of personal data.

Season 1

The Role of Privacy in ESG By Julia Bonder-Le Berre

In this episode on "The Role of Privacy in ESG" by Julia Bonder-Le Berre, Head of Global Privacy at Iron Mountain she explores the integral role of privacy in the evolving ESG landscape, emphasising its connection to environmental impact, social responsibility, and governance practices. The discussion underscores the potential for organisations to boost their ESG ratings by prioritising privacy principles and advocates for the establishment of global privacy ESG standards as a market differentiator for responsible data governance.

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