Sheila Jambekar, Chief Privacy Officer at Plaid, and Michael Phillips, Cyber Practice Leader, USA at CFC, discuss the human element at the forefront of security innovations and policies.
by Nikhil Chawla
The goal of this conversation is to frame privacy risk from a legal/regulatory perspective as well as an operational (privacy engineering) perspective. As security leaders we need to understand that privacy is more than checking a set of compliance boxes. It includes concepts like “privacy by design.” Those ideas embody the regulatory/compliance requirements as specifications to be engineered in to systems. The goal is to create systems that enable “privacy by default.”
Here’s a question that should make any enterprise risk management (ERM) professional uncomfortable: How can you manage a risk you don’t even know exists? In my role leading threat intelligence at Resilience, I work at the intersection of cybersecurity and business risk. And I’ve noticed a persistent gap: many ERM professionals know cyber risk belongs […]
We’ve covered why vendor discovery matters, how to mine data streams for comprehensive vendor identification, which vendor categories are commonly overlooked, and how to implement risk-based tiering. Now comes the critical question: how do you actually implement this in your organization and make it sustainable over time? Chuck Norton from Resilience emphasizes the resource reality: […]
At the start of 2025, we made some bold predictions about the cyber landscape. Now, as we look back at the year that was, it’s time to see how accurate our crystal ball really was. Dr. Ann Irvine, Chief Data and Analytics Officer at Resilience, sat down with us to evaluate what happened—and what surprised […]
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