Privacy Sigma Riders

Joseph Bradley, Cisco’s VP of Internet of Things, discusses the role of context in securing IoT, generating business value from IoT, and the skill sets needed to successfully drive IoT in the future.

In today’s new age of digital medicine and near-universal availability of information, we need to be conscious about how we use technology and share information. For patients thrust into the medical world, their context for privacy can change dramatically. Sometimes, that context takes the form of private sharing groups on social media. In this podcast, Jay Libove shares unique insights on this front, both as a security and privacy professional and as a patient himself.

If you’ve never thought of your digital value chain as a delicious lasagna, you should. That’s what Edna Conway, chief security officer for Cisco’s global value chain, explains in the latest Privacy Sigma Riders podcast. Hear about the new model of security in a digital value chain, where you’re only as good as the sum of your third-party ecosystem. In this model, trust is currency, and hyper-connectivity includes ethics and human behavior along with data and technology.

We’re raising the first completely digital generation. While it sometimes can feel like they were born with chips implanted in their brains, the reality is that online risks are everyday events for teens. And they rarely tell us. Get great tips on how we can help our kids stay safe online and bring values to their digital life.

In the latest episode of the Privacy Sigma Riders podcast, Christopher Millard, professor of privacy and information law at Queen Mary University in London and senior counsel to the law firm Bristows, provides insight into some of the data challenges and privacy shortcomings of the GDPR.