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"We came in and ran a scan through their data set and said, ‘Did you know you have adult content?’ And the CTO was sitting there with his jaw hanging down looking at it,” Kristina Bergman, CEO and founder of Seattle-based data privacy automation firm Integris Software, said during a data privacy event in San Francisco.
January 30, 2020 at 03:02 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Corporate Counsel
Global privacy experts from Visa Inc., LinkedIn and several other companies and government agencies gathered this week to talk about complying with existing data privacy laws and preparing for future regulations.
“We’ve really seen an ushering in across the globe of data privacy laws,” Kalinda Raina, vice president and head of privacy at LinkedIn, said while opening the “Live from LinkedIn” Data Privacy Day livestream event on Tuesday in San Francisco.
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