Consumers in California are quickly getting familiar with this phrase: do not sell my personal information. It is one of the more noticeable effects of the CCPA; the right of consumers to opt-out of companies monetising their data. Companies that sell data are obliged to put a ‘do not sell’ Read more…
Recently I learned about the Eisenhower Matrix. Based on a quote by President Eisenhower, “I have two kinds of problems, the urgent and the important. The urgent are not important and the important are never urgent.”, it helps people organize their priorities. Unlike the former President, the matrix recognises four Read more…
Setting up a privacy program from scratch, whether it’s GDPR or CCPA, or both (!) can feel a little overwhelming.Where to start? Which are my biggest risks? How will this impact my business? And when are we compliant enough? Some of the things we have learned from helping dozens of Read more…
Audittrail is housed in the iCybercenter at bwtech@UMBC, yet we are anything but techies. How do privacy lawyers end up in a cyber environment? And what exactly is Information Security, or InfoSec? Well, the fields are all connected and they are, confusingly enough, often used interchangeably. Marketing departments love a Read more…
So, starting a privacy blog, shouldn’t be too challenging. I have kept a blog before (a food blog called The Fat Judge, in reference to English restaurant The Fat Duck and my own legal background) and I write about privacy…By Joyce de Jong, ago