About the IAPP

Lea Kissner

Humu

Chief Privacy Officer

Lea is the Chief Privacy Officer of Humu. She works to build respect for users into everything that Humu does, such as product design, privacy-enhancing infrastructure, application security, and novel research into both theoretical and practical aspects of privacy. She was previously the Global Lead of Privacy Technology at Google, working for over a decade on projects including logs anonymization, infrastructure security, privacy infrastructure, and privacy engineering. She earned a PhD in computer science (with a focus on cryptography) at Carnegie Mellon University and a BS in electrical engineering and computer science from UC Berkeley.

 

Contributions by Lea Kissner

• Privacy engineering is evolving daily: Join the conversation about its future
  The Privacy Advisor
• Talking tech: Handling human names
  Privacy Tech
• Setting data retention timelines
  Privacy Tech
• Data retention in a distributed system
  Privacy Tech
• Privacy engineering: Comprehensible access control lists
  Privacy Tech
• Talking tech: Settings and surfaces
  Privacy Tech
• Thinking through ACL-aware data processing
  Privacy Tech
• Aggregating over anonymized data
  Privacy Tech
• Deidentification versus anonymization
  Privacy Tech
• Tech talk: Vulnerability versus incident
  Privacy Tech
• Interface design: The who/what/where rule
  Privacy Tech
• Privacy Engineering Section Forum
  Forum Speaker at Privacy. Security. Risk. 2018
• The Industry View: Privacy Engineering on the Ground
  Speaker at IAPP Privacy Engineering Section Forum 2018
• Member of Privacy Engineering Section Advisory Board 2018 - 2019