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Building the next generation of security and privacy professionals

This white paper explores how the roles of privacy and cybersecurity professionals are becoming increasingly interdependent, and compares the challenges faced by both professions.


Published: 7 Oct. 2022

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Organizational practices in the digital age are inevitably linked to the processing of data and built upon the systems that support these efforts. Collectively, cybersecurity and privacy professionals are responsible for guiding and implementing organizational decisions that ensure data is collected, processed, protected and shared consistent with evolving norms. As technologies, threats, and regulations continue to shift, privacy and security functions benefit from an increased awareness of each other’s activities, priorities and goals.

This white paper, co-published by the IAPP and (ISC)², explores how the roles of privacy and cybersecurity professionals are becoming increasingly interdependent, and compares the challenges faced by both professions. The paper further describes the professionalization of the data stewardship fields and determines why data stewardship requires privacy and security familiarity.

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Contributors:

Anokhy Desai

CIPP/C, CIPP/E, CIPP/US, CIPM, CIPT, FIP

Privacy Counsel

Cobun Zweifel-Keegan

CIPP/US, CIPM

Managing Director, D.C.

IAPP


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Careers and skillsData securityCommunityEducationPrivacyCybersecurity law
RESOURCE ARTICLE

Building the next generation of security and privacy professionals

This white paper explores how the roles of privacy and cybersecurity professionals are becoming increasingly interdependent, and compares the challenges faced by both professions.

Published: 7 Oct. 2022

View white paper

Contributors:

Anokhy Desai

CIPP/C, CIPP/E, CIPP/US, CIPM, CIPT, FIP

Privacy Counsel

Cobun Zweifel-Keegan

CIPP/US, CIPM

Managing Director, D.C.

IAPP


Organizational practices in the digital age are inevitably linked to the processing of data and built upon the systems that support these efforts. Collectively, cybersecurity and privacy professionals are responsible for guiding and implementing organizational decisions that ensure data is collected, processed, protected and shared consistent with evolving norms. As technologies, threats, and regulations continue to shift, privacy and security functions benefit from an increased awareness of each other’s activities, priorities and goals.

This white paper, co-published by the IAPP and (ISC)², explores how the roles of privacy and cybersecurity professionals are becoming increasingly interdependent, and compares the challenges faced by both professions. The paper further describes the professionalization of the data stewardship fields and determines why data stewardship requires privacy and security familiarity.

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This content is eligible for Continuing Professional Education credits. Please self-submit according to CPE policy guidelines.

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Tags:

Careers and skillsData securityCommunityEducationPrivacyCybersecurity law

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