by John Landwehr, VP Government Solutions, Adobe Accidents, malicious insiders, and cyber-attacks have demonstrated the need to better protect sensitive information across organizations and industries– especially when related to personally identifiable information, intellectual property, and national security.  Numerous security products and services are available and frequently used by organizations to address these concerns.  However, these […]

Author: Daphne Guerrero, Manager, Public Education and Outreach, Office of the Privacy Commissioner (Gestionnaire de la sensibilisation du grand public, Commissariat à la protection de la vie privée) Last month, the Pew Research Center and the Berkman Center for Internet and Society released the results of a study they had conducted on where teens go when they’re […]

Delegates to the Privacy and Access 20/20 conference will be among the first to see a special video commemorating 20 years of B.C.’s access to information and privacy law – here’s your chance to get a sneak peek! Over the past few months, we have been doing on-camera interviews with some of the key players […]

Author: Daniel J. Solove A recent study by the Ponemon Institute, The Risk of Regulated Data on Mobile Devices and in the Cloud*, reveals a stunning need for improvement on managing the risks of mobile devices and cloud computing services. The survey involved 798 IT and IT security practitioners in a variety of organizations including finance, […]

With just over two months to go, the Privacy and Access 20/20 conference agenda is shaping up nicely! One of the key themes of this special event is the role of technology and how it is transforming the information and privacy landscape. Social media, smart phones and the web keep us all connected – but […]