Its All About Data at 1:10 PM with Janelle Hsia! Join us in person at the ISACA Phoenix Chapter Meeting (with Virtual Option).

“Sleep well at night” is a good mantra for a privacy consultancy, don’t you think? It turns out that it’s what the SWAN in Privacy SWAN Consulting stands for. Founder Janelle Hsia joined us for an amazing webinar covering topics such as current trends in security and privacy, consumer sentiment toward privacy, how privacy and compliance are (and are not) drifting toward each other, mentoring in career growth and opportunities, the power of the personal network to name just a few.

Companies are the ones collecting and analyzing our personal data and they are the only ones who actually know how and why they are using it. It’s not just Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, and Google anymore, almost every company has joined the race to collect as much data about us as they possibly can.

Do you ever feel like yelling “Stop Tracking me!” at all your connected devices? Now, more than ever, we know that people and companies are tracking and analyzing our every move, word, thought, and deed.

F5: Designing Privacy Into Your Smart System

While Do Not Track/Do Not Target (DNT) failed, the Global Privacy Control (GPC) will have the force of law. This session will discuss the history of consumer preference signals, the technology behind the new GPC, and the regulations driving adoption. As new state privacy laws are enacted in the US, understanding GPC will become critical to your company's success.

IEEE and the IAPP will discuss how privacy regulations have brought big changes to the technical engineering landscape, and specifically resulted in the creation of the role of Privacy Engineer.

In this episode of the IEEE Digital Privacy Podcast Series, Janelle RW Hsia shares her insights on integrating privacy and security with technology to advance the digital privacy space. Learn what it takes to integrate privacy and security with technology, what Janelle calls the trifecta of a sustainable data privacy program

To measure compliance program effectiveness in your organization, first, understand what matters to your business. Each business has their own unique key performance indicators. Start here for your tracking efforts to be most impactful.