IEEE Digital Privacy

AI can now help decode human thoughts. But who owns that data and who should? In this episode of the IEEE Digital Privacy Podcast Series, Dr. Gurvirender Tejay joins us to explore the promise and the risks of neurotechnology.

In this episode of the IEEE Digital Privacy Podcast Series, solicitor Puja Modha, Partner at Aria Grace Law CIC, breaks down the privacy risks and legal protections behind your favorite wearables.

In this episode of the IEEE Digital Privacy Podcast Series, Nandita Rao Narla, a Senior Fellow at Future of Privacy Forum and the Head of Technical Privacy and Governance at DoorDash, discusses key issues security professionals need to be aware of about privacy, the role standards play in helping to advance the digital privacy space, and the concept of privacy threat modeling.

In this episode of the IEEE Digital Privacy Podcast Series, Salvatore D'Agostino, an entrepreneur who's been involved with digital privacy for a number of years, addresses a number of topics related to digital privacy, including agency and trust, and offers advice to young professionals and students who might be looking at digital privacy as a career track.

In this episode of the IEEE Digital Privacy Podcast Series, Matt Silveira and John Wunderlich discuss current standards and initiatives in the digital privacy space and provide their insights on the evolution of implementing real-world solutions to digital privacy.

In this episode of the IEEE Digital Privacy Podcast Series, Dr. Linda M. Zeger, founder and principal consultant of Auroral LLC, shares insights on smart grid components data and how new technologies impact digital privacy in the electricity sector.

In this episode of the IEEE Digital Privacy Podcast Series, Sreedhar Rao, an IEEE member specializing in digital privacy and a key architect of the IEEE Digital Privacy Model, shares his insights on the beginning of the model and how it can focus privacy expectations and influences on the individual.

In this episode of the IEEE Digital Privacy Podcast Series, Jaideep Vaidya, a distinguished professor in the Management Sciences and Information Systems Department at Rutgers University, discusses the realities facing the digital privacy space and how emerging technologies are impacting individuals and enterprises concerned with both privacy and security issues.

In this episode of the IEEE Digital Privacy Podcast Series, Dr. Agata Ferretti, a postdoctoral researcher at the Health Ethics and Policy Lab at the Department of Health Sciences and Technology, ETH Zurich, discusses digital privacy and ethical concerns in the healthcare sector.

In this episode of the IEEE Digital Privacy Podcast Series, Greg Adamson, IEEE Society on Social Implications of Technology VP Technical Activities, discusses the evolution of technology, regional differences, and standards development efforts underway to help advance the digital privacy space.

In this episode of the IEEE Digital Privacy Podcast Series, Luc Longpre, a professor at the University of Texas El Paso and a representative of the IEEE Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Society, shares his insights on computer security and some of the challenges in the digital privacy space.

In this episode of the IEEE Digital Privacy Podcast Series, Dr. Ali Tinazli, an active member of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine & Biology Society, shares his insights on digital privacy and its impact on healthcare, both for companies and individuals.

In this episode of the IEEE Digital Privacy Podcast Series, Janelle Hsia, President, Privacy SWAN Consulting, shares her insights on integrating privacy and security with technology to advance the digital privacy space.

In this episode of the IEEE Digital Privacy Podcast Series, Jason Lau, Chief Information Security officer at Crypto.com, shares his insights on cybersecurity and privacy, speaking to emergent challenges and opportunities related to the digital privacy space.

In this episode of the IEEE Digital Privacy Podcast Series, Beth-Anne Schuelke-Leech, Associate Professor, Engineering Management Innovation and Entrepreneurship at University of Windsor and a representative of IEEE Society on Social Implications of Technology provides an overview on digital privacy and discusses what's needed to advance the technology space.

In this episode of the IEEE Digital Privacy Podcast Series, Stuart Lipoff, an IEEE Fellow, VP Industry and Standards Activities of the IEEE Consumer Technology Society, and president of IP Action Partners, shares his insights on digital privacy, highlighting challenges and actions needed to advance the technology space.