Privacy Professionals, Big Data May Be Hiding Even Bigger Human Problems
WireWheel's Spokes 2020 privacy tech conference examined how setting compliance milestones can be crucial to managing the psychological fallout from COVID-19 and bolstering in-house diversity.
June 19, 2020 at 02:18 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legal Tech News
On Thursday, data protection provider WireWheel continued its two-day privacy technology virtual conference—Spokes 2020—with a series of webinars examining how compliance professionals are adapting to some of the significant cultural shifts taking place across the nation. Topics ranged from the impact of COVID-19 on privacy programs to the challenges that poor data practices pose to diversity and inclusion.
While data and tech factored into the discussion, the "Privacy Leaders Panel" spent a significant portion of its runtime mulling some of the very human problems impacting the space. Panelist Barbara Lawler, chief privacy and data ethics officer at Looker, addressed the challenges of attempting to maintain team unity when COVID-19 makes physical proximity a liability.
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