“We need someone to figure out our AI governance plan, and everyone thinks it should be you.”
If you work in privacy, or your role intersects with it, you’ve probably heard or had this conversation. Maybe it came from Legal after they realized the new vendor contract doesn’t address AI data processing. Perhaps it was
October has rolled around again. It’s a month that marks two big events: Cybersecurity Awareness Month and Halloween.
But if you think we’re going to play off horror movie tropes to talk about the importance of cybersecurity, surprise! We’re taking things in another direction this year. Instead of scary scenarios, we’re going to talk about
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Think back (wayyy back) to the days of group projects in school. There always seemed to be one person who wanted to do everything, one person who did nothing at all, and a few other folks in the middle.
But group projects could also be a minefield. Maybe someone tried to take credit for work