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This week on Privacy Please, we are honored to speak with Jon von Tetzchner, previously the co-founder and CEO at Opera Software, and now the CEO at Vivaldi Technologies.

Please join us as we learn about his story and why Privacy matters so much to him!  

https://banspying.org/

This week on Privacy Please, we had the opportunity to speak with the Founder, and CEO at Carbide, Darren Gallop.

In this episode, we learn about Darren's unique rock star history in the music industry and how he learned to overcome challenges in business early on that lead him to create Carbide. Furthermore, Darren gives us his take on what folks need to know about building data security and privacy into their organizations from the start.

Carbide blog: https://carbidesecure.com/resources/category/blog-posts/
Darren’s LinkedIn page: https://www.linkedin.com/in/darrengallop/
Carbide LinkedIn page: https://www.linkedin.com/company/carbidesecure/ 

This week on Privacy Please, we go more in-depth from last week's episode around NIST, MFA phishing attacks, and more - Enjoy! 

This week on Privacy Please, we have another great blogcast covering some of the biggest things in emerging security and privacy news today.

The US Department of Commerce's National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has announced the first group of encryption tools that will become part of its post-quantum cryptographic standard - Author Credit, Dark Reading Staff

Lastly, we talk about a massive series of phishing attacks that targeted more than 10,000 organizations - Author Credit, Sergiu Gatlan

Next week we will go unplugged to dive further into these two topics together! 

This week on Privacy Please, we are looking ahead to the new changes coming in 2023 around Data Privacy and Compliance. 

The world of data privacy is ever-evolving, and with more and more countries not only proposing privacy legislation but actually enacting it, it’s all the more tricky to maintain compliance. Here’s what’s on the horizon and how your organization can be ready for it all. 

This week on Privacy Please, we go dig a bit deeper into Zero Trust. While enterprises have rapidly embraced cloud computing in the last decade or so, the mass shift to remote work accelerated this transition. With an influx of employees accessing sensitive company data from unsecured devices, the security framework known as Zero Trust has been increasingly relied on as a data-protecting hero.