About the IAPP

Müge Fazlioglu, CIPP/E, CIPP/US

IAPP

Senior Westin Research Fellow

mfazlioglu@iapp.org

Muge Fazlioglu completed her Ph.D. in Law and Social Science at the Maurer School of Law at Indiana University, Bloomington. She was a graduate research fellow at the Center for Applied Cybersecurity Research and at the Center for Law, Ethics and Applied Research, and served as a teaching assistant for the course Legal Research and Writing.

Her main research interests are in privacy, data protection, communications law, risk management and the socio-cultural dimensions of information technology use. She is particularly interested in interdisciplinary and comparative research into the individual-level factors that affect data protection and privacy attitudes and behaviors. Her doctoral dissertation examines the risk-based approach to privacy and data protection and the role of information sensitivity within risk management in the European Union and the United States.

Her research has been published in International Data Privacy Law and presented at various conferences, including the International Communication Association and the Amsterdam Privacy Conference. She also holds an LL.M. in European Law from Stockholm University in Sweden and an LL.B. from Marmara University in her home country, Turkey.

Contributions by Müge Fazlioglu

• An Introduction to the California Consumer Privacy Act
  Speaker at IAPP Europe Data Protection Congress 2018
• Top 10 Operational Responses to the GDPR
  Author
• What's subject to a DPIA under the GDPR? EDPB on draft lists of 22 supervisory authorities
  The Privacy Advisor
• Can Austria align 'diverging views' with proposed ePrivacy amendments?
  Privacy Tracker
• Top 5 Operational Impacts of the CCPA: Part 4 — Rights of erasure, objection to sale, and nondiscrimination
  The Privacy Advisor
• Recap: Webinar looks at the exceptional nature of privacy harm
  The Privacy Advisor
• What FTC Enforcement Actions Teach Us About the Makings of Reasonable Privacy and Data Security Practices: A Follow-Up Study
  Westin Research Center
• Update: Examining the Bulgarian presidency’s latest draft of the ePrivacy Regulation
  Privacy Tracker
• What the GDPR Requires of and Leaves to the Member States
  
• What’s new in WP29's final guidelines on transparency?
  Westin Research Center
• Regulating for Results: Effective Use of Both Carrot and Stick
  Speaker at Global Privacy Summit 2018
• Top 10 Operational Responses to the GDPR - Part 10: Communicating with supervisory authorities
  Westin Research Center
• Top 10 Operational Responses to the GDPR - Part 7: Accommodating data subjects’ rights
  Westin Research Center
• Top 10 Operational Responses to the GDPR – Part 4: Data protection impact assessments and data protection by default and by design
  Westin Research Center
• How DPA Budget and Staffing Levels Mirror National Differences in GDP and Population
  
• The top five contested issues in the EU’s developing ePrivacy Regulation
  Westin Research Center
• Transparency and the GDPR: Practical guidance and interpretive assistance from the Article 29 Working Party
  Westin Research Center
• Analyzing changes in DPA Income and Staff, from 2011 to 2016
  Westin Research Center
• What WP29 requires for Privacy Shield and when they want it
  Westin Research Center
• Privacy regulators and their many hats
  Westin Research Center
• The Year in U.S. Privacy
  Speaker at IAPP Europe Data Protection Congress 2017
• Takeaways from the first review of the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield
  Westin Research Center
• WP29 releases draft breach notification guidelines
  Westin Research Center
• What’s new in the WP29 guidelines on DPIAs?
  Westin Research Center
• Schrems redux: Now what?
  Westin Research Center