About the IAPP

Jedidiah Bracy, CIPP/E, CIPP/US

IAPP

Publications Editor

(603)427-9200 (266)
jed@iapp.org

As editor of Privacy Perspectives and Privacy Tech, Bracy writes about the myriad views and developments that inform data security and information privacy. He also blogs about the intersections between technology, society and privacy and writes feature articles for The Privacy Advisor and Privacy Tracker.  Tweets for @DailyDashboard.

He also digs dendrology, good books, and loud music. Not always in that order or at the same time.

Email: jed@iapp.org
Opines on Twitter @JedBracy

Contributions by Jedidiah Bracy

• White House, industry reveal more details on US privacy framework
  The Privacy Advisor
• EDPB secretariat, Dutch DPA foreshadow EDPB plenary
  The Privacy Advisor
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, Sept. 14, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, Sept. 7, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, August 24, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, August 17, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• ICO appoints Simon McDougall to new executive tech and policy role
  The Privacy Advisor
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, August 10, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, August 3, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, July 27, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• What the heck should we call California's new privacy law?
  Privacy Perspectives
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, July 20, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, July 13, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, July 6, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• European Data Protection Board issues update after second plenary meeting
  The Privacy Advisor
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, June 22, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, June 15, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, June 8, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• Blockchain: What Is It and Why Should Privacy Pros Care?
  Speaker at IAPP Canada Privacy Symposium 2018
• OPC releases guidelines on 'meaningful consent'
  The Privacy Advisor
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, May 18, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, May 11, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, May 4, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, April 27, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, April 20, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• OURSA conference signals need for diversity in privacy, security design
  Privacy Tech
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, April 13, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, April 6, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• Facebook faces mounting scrutiny
  The Privacy Advisor
• What is a privacy engineer?
  Privacy Tech
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, March 30, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• New WP29 chair talks enforcement, role of the DPO
  The Privacy Advisor
• Operationalizing Privacy Tech: A Practitioner’s Perspective
  Moderator at Global Privacy Summit 2018
• What is blockchain and where is it going?
  The Privacy Advisor
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, March 23, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• Article 29 Working Party investigating Facebook-Cambridge Analytica
  The Privacy Advisor
• FTC investigating whether Facebook violated 2011 consent decree
  The Privacy Advisor
• Rounding up the fallout from Facebook-Cambridge Analytica
  The Privacy Advisor
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, March 16, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• Blockchain 101: An introduction
  Privacy Tech
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, March 9, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, March 2, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, Feb. 16, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, Feb. 9, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• Andrea Jelinek elected new WP29 chair
  The Privacy Advisor
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, Jan. 26, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• Privacy tech solution aims to bring more data visibility to the CPO
  Privacy Tech
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, Jan. 12, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, January 5, 2018
  United States Privacy Digest
• Privacy in 2017: A year in review
  Privacy Perspectives
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, Dec. 15, 2017
  United States Privacy Digest
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, Dec. 8, 2017
  United States Privacy Digest
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, Dec. 1, 2017
  United States Privacy Digest
• Uber breach, cover-up prompts world-wide privacy investigations
  The Privacy Advisor
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor Nov. 17, 2017
  United States Privacy Digest
• New legal opinion may have implications for class actions in EU
  The Privacy Advisor
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, November 10, 2017
  United States Privacy Digest
• Operationalising Privacy Tech—A Practitioner’s Perspective
  Moderator at IAPP Europe Data Protection Congress 2017
• Sippel: ePrivacy reg should 'abolish surveillance-driven advertising'
  The Privacy Advisor
• Věra Jourová: 'Help us convey the GDPR message to your customers'
  The Privacy Advisor
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, November 3, 2017
  United States Privacy Digest
• Notes from the IAPP Publications Editor, October 27, 2017
  United States Privacy Digest
• Lessons learned from WP29's letter to WhatsApp
  The Privacy Advisor
• Welcome to the first-ever U.S. Privacy Digest
  United States Privacy Digest
• With blockchain, there's a lot of hype, but a lot of potential, too
  Privacy Tech
• Privacy tech alliance aims to help maturing privacy profession
  Privacy Tech
• Privacy Tech Vendor Report, v1.4, expands as quickly as the marketplace
  Privacy Tech
• OPM breach, connected cars, and the 'Petrov button': A conversation with former US CIO Tony Scott
  Privacy Tech
• Fallout from Equifax breach continues, investigations launched
  The Privacy Advisor
• The Equifax breach, response, and fallout
  The Privacy Advisor
• Why privacy pros should check out NIST's new workforce framework
  Privacy Perspectives
• India's top court rules privacy is a fundamental right
  Privacy Tracker
• Privitar lands $16M to fuel its 'privacy engineering company'
  Privacy Tech
• Crownpeak acquires Evidon to boost consent management, UX offerings
  Privacy Tech
• Smart home mapping feature causes privacy panic, but should it?
  Privacy Tech
• Wickr introduces secure group calling, video conferencing tool for the enterprise
  Privacy Tech
• The problem with email
  Privacy Tech
• OTA releases new multi-industry privacy and security audit
  The Privacy Advisor
• South Korea joins APEC Cross Border Privacy Rules system
  The Privacy Advisor
• Cronk, Solove win ONC privacy notice generator contest
  Privacy Tech
• DPAs, firms, researchers offer GDPR guidance one year ahead of implementation
  Privacy Tracker
• The pitfalls of reputation economics: A personal perspective
  The Privacy Advisor
• Canadian privacy commissioner announces 'proactive' approach to enforcement
  The Privacy Advisor
• Data and Our Democracy
  Speaker at IAPP Canada Privacy Symposium 2017
• Catching up on the world's largest-ever ransomware attack
  Privacy Perspectives
• NYTs silently corrects Uber story, but company still faces privacy outrage
  Privacy Tech
• A regulatory update of contractual clauses and Privacy Shield
  The Privacy Advisor
• Artificial Intelligence, Ethics and Privacy: Dispelling the Myths
  Moderator at Global Privacy Summit 2017
• De-identification: Moving from the binary to a spectrum
  Privacy Tech
• Will the FCC rollback have political consequences?
  Privacy Perspectives
• FBI facial recognition in spotlight at House Oversight hearing
  Privacy Tech
• Tech sector, enterprises respond to CIA-hacking leaks
  Privacy Tech
• Enterprise communications and the power of data humiliation
  Privacy Tech
• What privacy pros can take away from Uber's Greyball
  Privacy Perspectives
• FCC votes to halt Wheeler-era data privacy rule
  Privacy Tracker
• This pacemaker just incriminated its owner
  Privacy Perspectives
• If 2015 was historic for privacy, then 2016 was pivotal
  Privacy Perspectives
• Technologists call for IoT standards, warn congress of 9/11-sized consequences
  Privacy Tech
• What will a Trump administration mean for privacy?
  Privacy Perspectives
• FCC officially approves broadband consumer privacy order
  The Privacy Advisor
• Why securing IoT is a national-security imperative
  Privacy Perspectives
• Does Stingray use violate law, target minority communities?
  The Privacy Advisor
• Whistic offers vendor-risk solution for Privacy Shield compliance
  Privacy Tech
• Yahoo allegedly scanned emails for US intel, but questions remain
  The Privacy Advisor
• Public or private, celebrities deserve control over their data, too
  Privacy Perspectives
• The IoT zombies are already at your front door
  Privacy Tech
• FTC commissioners call for more authority, federal breach law
  The Privacy Advisor
• Finding the balance between innovation and risk managment
  The Privacy Advisor
• Data ethics and shaping corporate value systems
  The Privacy Advisor
• Making the Grade: Moving Beyond Compliance into Data Stewardship
  Moderator at Privacy. Security. Risk. 2016
• In the weeds with new privacy tech
  Privacy Tech
• Lessons learned from Australia's '#CensusFail'
  Privacy Perspectives
• This startup offers a vendor-risk management solution
  Privacy Tech
• Ethics and the privacy harms of WikiLeaks
  Privacy Perspectives
• European Commission formally adopts Privacy Shield
  Privacy Tracker
• Pokémon GO, augmented reality, and privacy
  Privacy Perspectives
• EU Member States approve Privacy Shield
  Privacy Tracker
• This startup offers data- and risk-mapping solution for PII
  Privacy Tech
• Twitter, Healthcare.gov top OTA privacy audit
  The Privacy Advisor
• Hillary Clinton, Google, and algorithmic transparency
  Privacy Perspectives
• Setting privacy as the default (and how hard that is)
  Privacy Tech
• How troll armies threaten journalism, privacy and democracy
  Privacy Perspectives
• A new approach to combating data breaches
  Privacy Tech
• Model clauses in jeopardy with Irish DPA referral to CJEU
  The Privacy Advisor
• This tech scans apps for privacy and security compliance
  Privacy Tech
• Why ‘sextortion’ is part of a larger privacy and cybersecurity issue
  Privacy Perspectives
• NTIA's Verdi joins Future of Privacy Forum as VP of Policy
  The Privacy Advisor
• Self-regulatory group takes action against three app publishers
  The Privacy Advisor
• Denham approved as next UK Information Commissioner
  The Privacy Advisor
• Hackers: The new professional class
  Privacy Tech
• MEPs finalize GDPR, DPD
  Privacy Tracker
• WP29 says Privacy Shield needs improvements
  Privacy Tracker
• McSweeny, Soltani, and regulating the IoT
  Privacy Tech
• FBI GC Jim Baker: ‘I consider myself a privacy lawyer’
  The Privacy Advisor
• Sen. Wyden proposes robust privacy compact at RightsCon
  The Privacy Advisor
• Privacy Shield's validity debated in European Parliament
  The Privacy Advisor
• FCC proposes new privacy rules for ISPs
  The Privacy Advisor
• Brown introduces executive cybersecurity master's program
  Privacy Tech
• For the jury, Erin Andrews's personal harm was enough
  Privacy Perspectives
• Should Congress or the courts solve the encryption issue? Maybe neither
  Privacy Perspectives
• Privacy Shield details released
  The Privacy Advisor
• With increased government data requests, Congress should act
  Privacy Perspectives
• FBI ups the ante in Apple iPhone privacy case
  Privacy Tech
• Why the Apple crypto case goes beyond one company’s privacy battle
  Privacy Tech
• Article 29 Working Party lays out GDPR action plan
  The Privacy Advisor
• CNIL gives Facebook three months to comply with privacy order
  The Privacy Advisor
• Super Bowl 50 and the surveillance state
  Privacy Perspectives
• FTC, DoC answer Privacy Shield questions
  The Privacy Advisor
• EU DPAs respond to Privacy Shield; BCRs are a go, for now
  The Privacy Advisor
• Commission, Commerce announce new EU-US data transfer agreement
  The Privacy Advisor
• Commission offers outline, but few specifics in Safe Harbor talks
  The Privacy Advisor
• Safe Harbor negotiators optimistic; Industry hopeful, but concerned
  The Privacy Advisor
• New data transfer deal could come by Monday
  The Privacy Advisor
• Pew demonstrates organizations need privacy pros more than ever
  Privacy Perspectives
• David Bowie just proved that privacy is not dead
  Privacy Perspectives
• Why 2015 Was a Historic Year for Privacy
  Privacy Perspectives
• Wyndham, FTC "Pleased" with Settlement
  The Privacy Advisor
• When Mass Media Commits a Massive Privacy Invasion
  Privacy Perspectives
• Congress Considers Email Privacy Reform
  Privacy Tracker
• Anti-Encryption, Mass Surveillance Debate Grows Louder
  The Privacy Advisor
• FTC Eyes Cross-Device Tracking, Issues Warning
  The Privacy Advisor
• After Paris Attacks, Tech Privacy Debate Rages
  The Privacy Advisor
• When Cross-Device Tracking Goes Beyond Creepy
  Privacy Perspectives
• On Building Consumer-Friendly Privacy Notices for the IoT
  Privacy Tech
• White House, Congress Focus on Future of U.S.-EU Data Transfers
  The Privacy Advisor
• Could This Tech Help Prevent the Hack of Your C-Suite?
  Privacy Tech
• With Safe Harbor Invalid, What's Next for Privacy Pros?
  The Privacy Advisor
• Revenge Porn: Why It’s Your Problem, Too
  Speaker at Privacy. Security. Risk. 2015
• Are Your Privacy Impact Assessments Stuck in the 1970s?
  The Privacy Advisor
• On the Paradox of the Simple Privacy Policy
  Privacy Perspectives
• With ECPA Reform, the Devil Is in the Details
  Privacy Tracker
• CBBB Set To Enforce Mobile Ad Space
  The Privacy Advisor
• Need a Way to Talk to Security? Try the Tiger Team Privacy Overlays
  The Privacy Advisor
• The Ashley Madison Leak and Why We Shouldn't Buy Into It
  Privacy Perspectives
• New Privacy Research Has Implications for Design and Policy
  Privacy Tech
• IoT Vulnerabilities Galore: A Black Hat-DEFCON Roundup
  Privacy Tech
• Why Media Scrutiny Can Be the Privacy Pro's Best Friend
  Privacy Tech
• Fiat Chrysler Recall Demonstrates New IoT World
  Privacy Tech
• OPM Alters Privacy Rules; "Significant Entryways" Found
  Privacy Tech
• Dr. Halamka, or How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Publish My Medical Records
  Privacy Perspectives
• Why Director Comey Can't Have His Cake and Eat It Too
  Privacy Tech
• 21.5 Million Breached In Second OPM Hack; Director Resigns
  Privacy Tech
• Privacy Advocate Caspar Bowden Has Died
  The Privacy Advisor
• FBI, DoJ Wants Tech Companies To Find "Encryption Solution"
  Privacy Tech
• OPM To Shut Down Background Clearance IT System
  Privacy Tech
• Federal CIO Backs OPM Director as Senators Press for Details
  Privacy Tech
• OPM Hack Could Rise To 32 Million
  Privacy Tech
• OPM Hack Quadruples to 18 Million
  Privacy Tech
• Revenge Porn: A Serious Issue Is Finally Being Taken Seriously
  Privacy Perspectives
• Flash Audit Spells More Bad News for OPM
  Privacy Tech
• Samsung Answers Security Concerns, Rolling Out Update
  Privacy Tech
• WP29 Weighs In on the GDPR Trilogue Process
  Privacy Tracker
• Concerns About OPM Notification Plan, Legacy Systems Continue
  Privacy Tech
• OPM Blames Legacy IT Systems in Contentious Hearing
  Privacy Tech
• In the Sharing Economy, Could Reputation Replace Regulation?
  The Privacy Advisor
• Apple's New Privacy Push Focuses on Data Minimization
  Privacy Tech
• In Post 9/11 Reversal, U.S. Enacts Surveillance Reform
  The Privacy Advisor
• European Commission VP Talks Digital Single Market, Safe Harbor
  The Privacy Advisor
• Fordham Panel: Let the Market Manage Privacy?
  The Privacy Advisor
• FCC Workshop Examines the Future of Consumer Broadband Privacy
  The Privacy Advisor
• Dan Fredinburg, Google X Privacy Lead, Dies at 33
  The Privacy Advisor
• Why the Latest Pew Report Is Important for Privacy Engineers
  Privacy Tech
• National Breach Standard Takes a Step Forward
  Privacy Tracker
• Is Data-Aware Storage the Next Step in Data Evolution?
  Privacy Tech
• Meerkat and Periscope: Are Privacy Pros Ready for the Consequences of Live Streaming?
  Privacy Perspectives
• With the Internet of Things in Full Force, Will Congress Act?
  The Privacy Advisor
• The Future of Privacy: My Journey Down the Rabbit Hole at SXSW
  Privacy Perspectives
• When a Tech-Savvy Customer Finds a Privacy Flaw
  Privacy Tech
• Top CPOs Talk Privacy Priorities and Concerns at SXSW
  The Privacy Advisor
• FTC Officials Concerned About Jurisdiction After FCC Net Neutrality Order
  The Privacy Advisor
• FTC To Unveil Data Security Initiative
  Privacy Perspectives
• Demystifying Privacy Engineering
  Privacy Tech
• White House Privacy Bill Taking Fire from All Sides
  The Privacy Advisor
• How Julie Brill Is Cultivating a Defense of the U.S. Privacy Framework
  Privacy Perspectives
• Will Congress Overhaul FERPA?
  The Privacy Advisor
• Senate Committee Explores Internet-of-Things Regulation
  The Privacy Advisor
• Transparently True: The eGov of 2000 Isn't the eGov of 2015
  Privacy Perspectives
• Watching the Watchers: How Two Women Fought Back With Sousveillance
  Privacy Perspectives
• Uber To Implement Privacy Program Recommendations
  The Privacy Advisor
• Wouldn’t It Be Tight If Everyone Was Chill With Each Other’s Privacy?
  Privacy Perspectives
• In Crafting Breach Notification Legislation, Is It About Apples and Oranges or Just Apples?
  The Privacy Advisor
• Will Privacy Be Part of the IoT Standards Battle?
  Privacy Perspectives
• TRUSTe Unveils PIA Benchmarking Results
  The Privacy Advisor
• Did Privacy Hit Bingo in the SOTU?
  Privacy Perspectives
• Is There a Future in Crowd-Sourcing a Privacy Law?
  Privacy Perspectives
• The Year’s Best in Privacy Opinion
  Privacy Perspectives
• Sony, Celebgate and the Sands: Frontlines in the Battle Against Data Humiliation
  Privacy Perspectives
• Elf on the Shelf and Giving the Gift of Surveillance
  Privacy Perspectives
• What "Ubergate" Means for Privacy Pros
  Privacy Perspectives
• Who’s Anonymous Now? KKK Loses Its Digital Hoods
  Privacy Perspectives
• NSA’s Richards Introduces New Privacy Assessment Process to Big Data Surveillance
  The Privacy Advisor
• There’s a Website That Links to 73,000 Unprotected Webcams Around the World
  Privacy Perspectives
• How Public Voting Data Is Being Used To Shame Voters
  Privacy Perspectives
• Does the FCC Have FTC Envy?
  Privacy Perspectives
• California AG Releases Data Breach Report: Retail and Healthcare Sectors Beware
  The Privacy Advisor
• Unraveling and Unpacking the Technology of Web Tracking
  The Privacy Advisor
• The Big Takeaways From the DPAs Conference in Mauritius
  Privacy Perspectives
• Senator, Tech Leaders Call on Congress to Act on Surveillance; “National Emergency” Brewing
  The Privacy Advisor
• I Am Not a Crook: Why Encryption Is a Basic Necessity
  Privacy Perspectives
• Not Just for Educators: Lessons from InBloom’s Demise
  The Privacy Advisor
• How One School Tried to Raise Awareness of Sexual Assault and Forgot About Privacy
  Privacy Perspectives
• Getting Privacy and IT Departments on the Same Team
  The Privacy Advisor
• Should You Be Scared of Deploying In-Store Analytics?
  The Privacy Advisor
• Need To Write a Solid Privacy Notice? A Few Tips
  The Privacy Advisor
• Creating Standards for Privacy Engineers: It Ain’t Easy!
  The Privacy Advisor
• What Surveillance Art Can Teach Us
  Privacy Perspectives
• About Those Creepy and Not-So-Creepy Bots
  Privacy Perspectives
• Are You Ready for the Cookie Auditing Onslaught? For One, Fingerprinting Won’t Be a Workaround
  The Privacy Advisor
• Dropping Reddit Science Like Galileo Dropped the Orange
  Privacy Perspectives
• About Those Facial Recognition Experiments at Your Nearest Music Festival
  Privacy Perspectives
• House Oversight Investigates, Questions FTC Authority; LabMD Case on Hold
  The Privacy Advisor
• After Riley, Maybe the Supreme Court Isn’t as Scared of Tech as We Thought
  Privacy Perspectives
• At Congressional Hearing on Student Privacy, FERPA’s Scope, Contracts Take Center Stage
  The Privacy Advisor
• Will Industry Self-Regulation Be Privacy’s Way Forward?
  The Privacy Advisor
• Is There Value in the Right To Be Anonymous Commenters?
  Privacy Perspectives
• People Want To Protest—Make It Easy for Them
  Privacy Perspectives
• “Data Breach Fatigue,” Ralph Nader and What It Could Mean for the Privacy Profession
  Privacy Perspectives
• Will Geolocation Bill Just Stop Stalkers or Stymie Mobile Innovation?
  The Privacy Advisor
• Designing for Privacy and Security: Lessons from a Hacked Baby Monitor
  Privacy Perspectives
• Making the Case for Pseudonymous Identities
  Privacy Perspectives
• California AG Releases Data Collection Transparency Guidelines for Businesses
  The Privacy Advisor
• Right To Be Forgotten Is Now a Reality: A Brief Timeline of the EU High Court Ruling
  The Privacy Advisor
• ECJ Right-To-Be-Forgotten Case Ripples Through the Privacy World
  The Privacy Advisor
• European Court Ruling Bolsters Right To Be Forgotten
  The Privacy Advisor
• With CFPB Referral, Is OBA Self-Regulation Growing Teeth?
  The Privacy Advisor
• The Strange and Unmarked Road Ahead for Privacy
  Privacy Perspectives
• Mobile Privacy: It’s About the People, Not Just the Data
  The Privacy Advisor
• With Data Protection Enforcement Action, What’s in a Fine?
  The Privacy Advisor
• Demystifying the Risk-Based Approach
  The Privacy Advisor
• With Move to Return Path, CPO Says Key to Success is Data Governance
  The Privacy Advisor
• Revenge Porn, Public Shaming and Why It Needs To Stop
  Privacy Perspectives
• Making the Case for Surprise Minimization
  Privacy Perspectives
• Court Ruling Moves FTC v Wyndham Forward; FTC Has Data Security Authority, Judge Rules
  The Privacy Advisor
• With Big Data and Privacy, What Should the Regulators Know?
  The Privacy Advisor
• UMaryland President: Breach Would Have Bankrupted Many Institutions
  The Privacy Advisor
• NTIA Continues To Tackle the Future of Facial Recognition
  The Privacy Advisor
• Privacy Goes Mainstream at SXSW and TED2014
  Privacy Perspectives
• European Parliament Votes in Favor of Proposed Data Protection Reform
  Privacy Tracker
• Knocking Down Silos and Weaving the Tapestry: A Look at the Priorities of FTC Commissioner Julie Brill
  The Privacy Advisor
• Proposition: EU Regulation with U.S. Penalties
  The Privacy Advisor
• Putting Google Glass on Ann Landers
  Privacy Perspectives
• NTIA’s Facial Recognition Talks Trigger Debate
  The Privacy Advisor
• Privacy Law Symposium Delves into the Difficult Privacy Issues of the Digital Age
  The Privacy Advisor
• A Year of Privacy Discussions: Looking Back and Forging Forward
  Privacy Perspectives
• Revenge Porn, Copyrights and Data Ownership: Where Does Our Data Begin and End?
  Privacy Perspectives
• Breaches and Calls for Mandated Data Security Increase
  The Privacy Advisor
• Target and Neiman Marcus: We Did All We Could
  The Privacy Advisor
• Tuning the Privacy/Customer Service Dial
  Privacy Perspectives
• Justice Dept. To Allow Some Transparency; More Surveillance Programs Revealed
  The Privacy Advisor
• Was This a Week of "Tangible" Privacy Harm?
  Privacy Perspectives
• The Supreme Court Is Scared of Technology. This Is How Privacy Pros Can Help
  Privacy Perspectives
• EU’s Reding Urging Reform to Move Forward; LIBE Committee Draft NSA Report Leaked
  The Privacy Advisor
• The Politics of Privacy in 2014
  Privacy Perspectives
• Federal Courts at Loggerheads in NSA Surveillance Cases; Snowden Disclosures to Continue in 2014
  The Privacy Advisor
• The Top Privacy Perspectives Posts of 2013
  Privacy Perspectives
• Federal Judge Rules NSA Phone Metadata Collection Program Likely Unconstitutional
  The Privacy Advisor
• Sending a Message Through Privacy Art
  Privacy Perspectives
• When What You Had for Lunch Comes Back To Bite You: A Social Media Experiment
  Privacy Perspectives
• The Secret Life of Webcams
  Privacy Perspectives
• The Data Breach Monster, Establishing Trusting Relationships and other PPS Takeaways
  Privacy Perspectives
• What Acxiom Can Teach the NSA About Transparency
  Privacy Perspectives
• While Demanding NSA Reform, Let’s Avoid Watergate Stereotypes
  Privacy Perspectives
• The Big Data Fight and What We Can Learn from Adam, Eve and Aldous Huxley
  Privacy Perspectives
• When Embarrassing Photos Metastasize Online and How One Person Took Control of It
  Privacy Perspectives
• Three Steps to Heaven, St. Rita and the Future of the EU Draft Regulation
  The Privacy Advisor
• I Don't Know Which Will Go First—Rock 'n Roll or Privacy
  Privacy Perspectives
• Reelection Statistics, Predictability, Big Data Drinking Games and Other Things I Learned This Week
  Privacy Perspectives
• When “All About You” Isn’t Much About You at All
  Privacy Perspectives
• On Privacy Today: While Technology Hits Home Runs, Public Policy Strikes Out
  Privacy Perspectives
• Is Your Privacy My Privacy? The Strange Tale of Martin Manley
  Privacy Perspectives
• It’s About Data Assets, Not Privacy, Or Is It?
  Privacy Perspectives
• Making the Case for Online Obscurity and Less Anonymity…Wait, huh?
  Privacy Perspectives
• The Internet of Things: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
  Privacy Perspectives
• Changing the Conversation: Why Thinking “Data is the New Oil” May Not Be Such a Good Thing
  Privacy Perspectives
• For Feds and DEF CON, the Party’s Over…For Now
  Privacy Perspectives
• Have the NSA Leaks Just Helped the PETs Industry?
  Privacy Perspectives
• Tough Choices: Balancing Personal Privacy with the Public Good
  Privacy Perspectives
• Data Breaches: A Roundup
  The Privacy Advisor
• Medine’s Confirmation Moves PCLOB Forward; Questions Remain About Cybersecurity Authority
  The Privacy Advisor
• The Proposed EU Data Protection Regulation: Historic Privacy Framework or Swiss Cheese?
  Privacy Perspectives
• State Legislative Roundup
  Privacy Tracker
• The Art of Turning Discarded Chewing Gum Into Your Portrait
  Privacy Perspectives
• When Someone Goes All Crazy on You and Spams Your Online Profile With Nastiness
  Privacy Perspectives
• Did Andy Warhol Get It Wrong?
  Privacy Perspectives
• A Look at the Privacy Consultants of Acxiom
  The Privacy Advisor
• Will Public Release of Privacy Audits Be the Wave of the Future?
  Privacy Perspectives
• Getting More Privacy Pros Into HR
  Privacy Perspectives
• Will Retailers Have To Dial It Back in 2013?
  Privacy Perspectives
• ICO Fine “Confirms” Emergence of Private-Sector Enforcement Trend
  The Privacy Advisor
• Broad Spectrum Voicing Opinions on Proposed Data Protection Framework
  The Privacy Advisor
• Let's Go to the Video
  Privacy Perspectives
• Westin’s Privacy Scholarship, Research Influenced a Generation
  The Privacy Advisor
• HHS Issues Final HIPAA Omnibus Rule
  The Privacy Advisor
• Departing FTC leaders reflect on tenure, share visions
  The Privacy Advisor
• Exploring model privacy programs at organizations both large and small
  The Privacy Advisor
• Top scholars and practitioners tackle privacy’s complex challenges
  The Privacy Advisor
• MIT unveils Big Data research initiative
  The Privacy Advisor
• Experts say cybersecurity legislation bolsters need for oversight board
  The Privacy Advisor
• A Q&A with Hong Kong Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data Allan Chiang
  The Privacy Advisor
• Assistant Commissioner receives OBA Karen Spector Memorial Award for Excellence in Privacy Law
  The Privacy Advisor
• Assessing public information in the digital age
  The Privacy Advisor
• IRS taxpayer authentication program combats identity theft: A Q&A with Rebecca Chiaramida
  The Privacy Advisor
• Privacy pro garners all five CIPP certifications
  The Privacy Advisor
• Facial recognition technology: Should faceprints be considered personally identifiable information?
  The Privacy Advisor
• Government agencies given tools for assessing third-party websites
  The Privacy Advisor
• Marketing and healthcare sectors developing mobile device guidance
  The Privacy Advisor
• Recently on the Privacy List
  The Privacy Advisor
• IBIA releases facial recognition guidelines
  The Privacy Advisor
• The California Office of Privacy Protection: 10 years on the frontlines of privacy
  The Privacy Advisor
• What makes a model privacy program?
  The Privacy Advisor
• This month on the Privacy List
  The Privacy Advisor
• Forging a path into the privacy profession—one expert’s journey
  The Privacy Advisor
• Protecting privacy in the education landscape
  The Privacy Advisor
• Finding best practices through research
  The Privacy Advisor
• This month on the Privacy List
  The Privacy Advisor