Lea Kissner
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
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Talking tech: Handling human names
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Setting data retention timelines
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Data retention in a distributed system
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Privacy engineering: Comprehensible access control lists
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Talking tech: Settings and surfaces
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Thinking through ACL-aware data processing
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Aggregating over anonymized data
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Deidentification versus anonymization
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Tech talk: Vulnerability versus incident
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Interface design: The who/what/where rule
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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
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Privacy by Design: Understanding Legal and Practical Dimensions - SOLD OUT
Speaker at IAPP Europe Data Protection Congress 2017 -
Privacy by Design: Understanding Legal and Practical Dimensions 9:30-11:30
Speaker at Global Privacy Summit 2017