Introduction to Privacy
New to the industry of privacy? Check out these 101-level resources to gain a high-level awareness of the laws, the job and the IAPP.

Prudence the Privacy Pro, Vol. 1, No. 2

Throwing customers' personal information in the trash? Not on Prudence the Privacy Pro's watch!

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