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Chief People Officer, this is a new role for Privitar — why is that role essential to Privitar’s growth?
More than ever companies are competing for top talent, it’s no longer a “thing” to stay at a company for years and years.
Data encryption is a way of protecting your important data from hackers, criminals or sometimes intended recipients who may want to use the information for malicious purposes.
Most of us have heard the acronym PII, and if asked for a definition we would say that it is Personally Identifiable Information. But if you go beyond the acronym, and ask five different people for their definition, you might get five different answers.
We can use data legally and ethically, and still drive insights and innovation with the data we’re gathering. This is why I’ve joined Privitar — because the company has an amazing technology that can achieve these goals.
Last week, Californian voters approved Proposition 24 (also known as the California Privacy Rights Act of 2020, or CPRA), a ballot initiative intended to build upon the state’s current privacy legislation, the California Consumer Protection Act (CCPA) of 2018.
Quite apart from the privacy violations US citizens experience, the lack of federal privacy legislation in the United States erodes public trust in the use of their personal data by all organisations, especially private sector ones, which has other damaging effects.