Podcasts about privacy officer

Listen to the latest episode of our MedTech podcast featuring host Vinita Kailasanath and guest Alya Sulaiman, Chief Compliance and Privacy Officer at Datavant. Vinita and Alya discuss Alya's unique career path, how AI and machine learning will impact the US' regulatory landscape, deploying AI in healthcare, and MedTech innovations to watch.  

From artificial intelligence in audit workflows to CMS's renewed focus on fraud, waste, and abuse, this episode of Compliance Conversations covers the biggest themes that emerged from HEALTHCON and HCCA's Compliance Institute. Tune in to hear real takeaways from the exhibit hall, speaker sessions, and side conversations—including why quality of care oversight is gaining new attention. CJ Wolf, MD, and Brian Burton, Healthicity Chief Compliance & Privacy Officer, discuss: - Why AI was everywhere—and what it means for your compliance program - The latest OIG and DOJ guidance on effectiveness and enforcement - How CMS is signaling a “war on fraud, waste, and abuse” - What quality of care oversight looks like in the real world

Welcome to Health-e Law, Sheppard Mullin's podcast exploring the fascinating health tech topics and trends of the day. In this episode, Ron Skillens, Chief Compliance and Privacy Officer at UC San Diego Health, joins host and Sheppard Mullin partner Michael Orlando to discuss the transformative potential of AI in healthcare and the importance of balancing innovation with compliance.   What We Discussed in This Episode:  How could AI transform patient care and hospital operations in the next five years? With health data being as sensitive and valuable as it is, why is an AI governance structure crucial for the creative and compliant use of AI? How can AI usage be effectively managed and coordinated between stakeholders to strike the right balance of innovation and risk? What have been some of the biggest challenges and lessons learned when establishing an AI governance structure? In what ways does patient interest shape the evaluation of AI applications in healthcare? What is the best way to keep staff and stakeholders updated on the latest AI advancements, emerging trends and best practices?   About Ron Skillens Ron Skillens is the chief compliance and privacy officer for UC San Diego Health. He is responsible for the mitigation of compliance and regulatory risks, pursuing leading practices and ensuring that all Health compliance and privacy activities are coordinated with the appropriate leaders.  In addition, Mr. Skillens provides health care research compliance support for UC San Diego Health Sciences and is responsible for administering the health system's policy and procedure process. He has more than 30 years of compliance, audit and risk management experience working with diverse senior leadership, physicians and boards, bringing to this position a demonstrated commitment to compliance and collaboration.   About Michael Orlando Michael Orlando is a corporate and intellectual property transactions partner in Sheppard Mullin's San Diego (Del Mar) office. He is Co-Team Leader of the firm's Technology Transactions Team, and a member of the Life Sciences and Digital Health teams. He founded a software-as-a-service (SaaS) business prior to attending law school, and worked at a publicly-traded biotechnology company on an in-house secondment, and uses that experience in bringing a practical, business-oriented approach to his engagements.  For over 20 years, Michael has been assisting innovators, cutting-edge technology companies and other organizations develop, acquire, sell, and commercialize intellectual property assets, including technology licensing, commercial agreements, strategic partnerships, research, development and collaboration contracts, manufacturing and supply arrangements, outsourcing, and corporate transactions.   Contact Information  Ron Skillens Michael Orlando   Additional Resources AI Governance Checklist   Thank you for listening! Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the show to receive new episodes delivered straight to your podcast player every month. If you enjoyed this episode, please help us get the word out about this podcast. Rate and  Review this show on Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, or Spotify. It helps other listeners find this show. This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. It is not to be construed as legal advice specific to your circumstances. If you need help with any legal matter, be sure to consult with an attorney regarding your specific needs.

InfosecTrain's "Data Privacy Officer Interview Questions" provides a comprehensive overview of the data privacy landscape and the critical role of the Data Privacy Officer (DPO). The article features a curated list of interview questions designed to evaluate a candidate's understanding of data protection laws, privacy principles, and their ability to manage an organization's data responsibly. It explains key concepts such as data privacy, data minimization, and Privacy by Design, while also outlining the responsibilities of a DPO and the steps involved in managing data breaches and conducting Privacy Impact Assessments. Furthermore, the resource highlights common data privacy regulations and discusses future challenges in data privacy, emphasizing the importance of staying updated with evolving laws and the impact of AI technologies. Finally, InfosecTrain promotes its training courses for individuals looking to become DPOs or enhance their data privacy knowledge.

Allen Ohanian, a pioneering CISO, shares insights on the evolving role of cybersecurity leaders, the integration of AI in digital defense, and the ever-growing challenges of protecting sensitive data. Discover how AI is both a weapon and a shield in today's cyber landscape.00:24- About Allen OhanianMr. Ohanian is the Chief Information Security Officer for the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family ServicesHe has 20 years of experience in information technology, cybersecurity and defense strategies, risk management, forensics, privacy, compliance, cloud security, and software engineering in the private and public sectors. He served as the first Chief Information Security and Privacy Officer at LA County Counsel where he established an Information Security and Privacy program and ensured compliance with legal mandates.

In this episode of the Becker's Healthcare Podcast, host Brian Zimmerman explores the evolving landscape of hospital-at-home care for rural and community hospitals. He is joined by Brian Doerr, Senior Vice President of Information Technology & Security and Privacy Officer at Community Hospital Corporation, to discuss why CHC adopted hospital-at-home services, its alignment with Resilient Healthcare, and the types of services hospitals can offer. Tune in for key insights, lessons learned, and the growing impact of hospital-at-home care on rural healthcare delivery.This episode is sponsored by CHC.

This week's HR Works podcast is a powerful clip from HR Daily Advisor's webinar, “How the New Labor Secretary Will shape HR.” Our expert panelists Rachel Ullrich, partner at FordHarrison, and Nicholas Kowalczyk, Vice President, Chief Risk, Compliance, & Privacy Officer at Kelly Services, discussed critical legal and regulatory changes impacting HR leaders in 2025 including independent contractor law, unionization trends, immigration regulations, and more. This conversation is a must-listen and essential for any HR professional seeking the knowledge to navigate these challenges and ensure your organization remains compliant and successful. Listen to the full webinar here: https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/4782498/BD00E1C823944B3C97CCCF473F2448D5?partnerref=DASiteListing

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  Kimyatta Holder is VP, Senior Associate General Counsel, Head of Compliance, and Privacy Officer at Modern Health, where she is responsible for the regulatory, product, and privacy legal functions, as well as the design, implementation, oversight, and management of Modern Health's global compliance program. Prior to joining Modern Health, Kimyatta was the Head of Internal Investigations and Regulatory Counsel at a Fortune 10 corporation and was a Big Law attorney at Alston & Bird.     In this conversation, we dive deep into: The intersectionality of our identities and navigating the complexities of race, gender, and mental health in the workplace.  The impact of having a military family background impacts our career choices. The systemic barriers and challenges a Black woman faces in the legal field, and what you can do to thrive in your career.  The importance of knowing your self-worth and being your own advocate. How having a supportive network and your own “board of directors” where you can have candid conversations can help you accelerate your career growth. How workplace trauma is real, and how you can get support to heal. The 90 day rule that can help you make career decisions quickly, and leave a toxic job. What you can do as a leader to create a culture that fosters diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging.   What qualities leaders look for when they are thinking of sponsoring proteges, and how to build meaningful relationships in the workplace.    Want to connect with us?   Connect with Kimyatta Holder on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/lheirtzler/ or Instagram @kmholder_esq.   Follow Samorn on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/samornselim/. Get a copy of Samorn's book, “Belonging: Self Love Lessons From A Workaholic Depressed Insomniac Lawyer” at https://tinyurl.com/2dk5hr2f.  Get weekly career tips by signing up for our advice column at www.careerunicorns.com.  Schedule a free 30-minute build your dream career consult by sending a message at www.careerunicorns.com.   

Send us a textIn today's increasingly digital world, safeguarding personal data and securing online assets are more critical than ever. As cyber threats continue to evolve, the demand for legal experts who can navigate the complexities of cyber security and privacy law are on the rise. Joining us to talk about the complex world of cybersecurity and privacy is Sarah Dixon-Morgan, our new Cybersecurity and Privacy Attorney and Privacy Officer. Support the show

Texas recently filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services challenging both the HIPAA Final Rule to Support Reproductive Health Care Privacy and the HIPAA Privacy Rule, with potential implications for the balance of power between federal health privacy regulations and states' authority to investigate potential legal violations, particularly in the context of reproductive health care. Andrew Mahler, Vice President of Privacy & Compliance Services, Clearwater, speaks with Marti Arvin, Chief Compliance & Privacy Officer, Erlanger Health, about the power play that may be developing and the potential for future challenges to federal regulations that limit state investigative powers. Sponsored by Clearwater.To learn more about AHLA and the educational resources available to the health law community, visit americanhealthlaw.org.

We're thrilled to announce a major milestone for Compliance Conversations – our 100th episode! Over the years, we've had the privilege of hosting industry experts to hear their invaluable perspective on best practices, trends, and real-world scenarios in compliance and auditing. This special episode is a celebration of our journey and the incredible community that's made it possible! Join CJ Wolf, MD, Debi Behunin (Healthicity Vice President of Product), Brian Burton (Healthicity Chief Compliance and Privacy Officer), Remo Peshkepia (Healthicity Product Manager), and Sarah Crane (Marketing and Brand Manager) for insider insights on: - The evolution of compliance and auditing. - Key milestones for Healthicity, including Audit Manager and Compliance Manager developments. - Insights from the Healthicity team on where compliance is headed. Thank you for being part of this journey! Here's to many more episodes of helping you navigate the complex (and interesting!) world of compliance.

The Emergence of Innovative Partnerships: As AI becomes increasingly integral across industries, healthcare is at the forefront of adopting these technologies to improve patient outcomes and streamline services. Sean Martin emphasizes the collaboration between StackAware and Embold Health, setting the stage for a discussion on how they leverage HITRUST to enhance healthcare solutions.A Look into StackAware and Embold Health: Walter Haydock, founder and CEO of StackAware, shares the company's mission to support AI-driven enterprises in measuring and managing cybersecurity compliance and privacy risks. Meanwhile, Steve Dufour, Chief Security and Privacy Officer of Embold Health, describes their initiative to assess physician performance, guiding patients toward top-performing providers.Integrating AI Responsibly: A key theme throughout the conversation is the responsible integration of generative AI into healthcare. Steve Dufour details how Embold Health developed a virtual assistant using Azure OpenAI, ensuring users receive informed healthcare recommendations without long-term storage of sensitive data.Assessment Through Rigorous Standards: Haydock and Dufour also highlight the importance of ensuring data privacy and compliance with security standards, from conducting penetration tests to implementing HITRUST assessments. Their approach underscores the need to prioritize security throughout product development, rather than as an afterthought.Navigating Risk and Compliance: The conversation touches on risk management and compliance, with both speakers emphasizing the importance of aligning AI initiatives with business objectives and risk tolerance. A strong risk assessment framework is essential for maintaining trust and security in AI-enabled applications.Conclusion: This in-depth discussion not only outlines a responsible approach to incorporating AI into healthcare but also showcases the power of collaboration in driving innovation. Sean Martin concludes with a call to embrace secure, impactful technologies that enhance healthcare services and improve outcomes.Learn more about HITRUST: https://itspm.ag/itsphitwebNote: This story contains promotional content. Learn more.Guests: Walter Haydock, Founder and CEO, StackAwareOn LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/walter-haydock/Steve Dufour, Chief Security & Privacy Officer, Embold HealthOn LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/swdufour/ResourcesLearn more and catch more stories from HITRUST: https://www.itspmagazine.com/directory/hitrustView all of our HITRUST Collaborate 2024 coverage: https://www.itspmagazine.com/hitrust-collaborate-2024-information-risk-management-and-compliance-event-coverage-frisco-texasAre you interested in telling your story?https://www.itspmagazine.com/telling-your-story

The Emergence of Innovative Partnerships: As AI becomes increasingly integral across industries, healthcare is at the forefront of adopting these technologies to improve patient outcomes and streamline services. Sean Martin emphasizes the collaboration between StackAware and Embold Health, setting the stage for a discussion on how they leverage HITRUST to enhance healthcare solutions.A Look into StackAware and Embold Health: Walter Haydock, founder and CEO of StackAware, shares the company's mission to support AI-driven enterprises in measuring and managing cybersecurity compliance and privacy risks. Meanwhile, Steve Dufour, Chief Security and Privacy Officer of Embold Health, describes their initiative to assess physician performance, guiding patients toward top-performing providers.Integrating AI Responsibly: A key theme throughout the conversation is the responsible integration of generative AI into healthcare. Steve Dufour details how Embold Health developed a virtual assistant using Azure OpenAI, ensuring users receive informed healthcare recommendations without long-term storage of sensitive data.Assessment Through Rigorous Standards: Haydock and Dufour also highlight the importance of ensuring data privacy and compliance with security standards, from conducting penetration tests to implementing HITRUST assessments. Their approach underscores the need to prioritize security throughout product development, rather than as an afterthought.Navigating Risk and Compliance: The conversation touches on risk management and compliance, with both speakers emphasizing the importance of aligning AI initiatives with business objectives and risk tolerance. A strong risk assessment framework is essential for maintaining trust and security in AI-enabled applications.Conclusion: This in-depth discussion not only outlines a responsible approach to incorporating AI into healthcare but also showcases the power of collaboration in driving innovation. Sean Martin concludes with a call to embrace secure, impactful technologies that enhance healthcare services and improve outcomes.Learn more about HITRUST: https://itspm.ag/itsphitwebNote: This story contains promotional content. Learn more.Guests: Walter Haydock, Founder and CEO, StackAwareOn LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/walter-haydock/Steve Dufour, Chief Security & Privacy Officer, Embold HealthOn LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/swdufour/ResourcesLearn more and catch more stories from HITRUST: https://www.itspmagazine.com/directory/hitrustView all of our HITRUST Collaborate 2024 coverage: https://www.itspmagazine.com/hitrust-collaborate-2024-information-risk-management-and-compliance-event-coverage-frisco-texasAre you interested in telling your story?https://www.itspmagazine.com/telling-your-story

Shoshana Rosenberg is the Senior Vice President, Chief AI Governance and Privacy Officer at WSP, one of the world's leading engineering and professional services firms. She is also the Founder of SafePorter, Co-founder of Women in AI Governance, and a Strategic Program Advisor at Logical AI Governance. Shoshana is a seasoned attorney with over 16 years of experience in international data protection law, a US Navy veteran, and a passionate advocate for social entrepreneurship and inclusion. In this episode… In the ever-evolving and largely unsettled AI landscape, one certainty remains — the need for companies to develop governance programs to navigate and address the organizational impacts of AI. Such governance accounts for client, stakeholder, and employee expectations for AI use, as well as risk management and overarching visions for innovation. But the process involves more than simply understanding AI tools and vendors. So where do companies begin when developing AI governance programs? AI governance isn't another compliance program where decisions are made in a vacuum. Instead, it's about building a centralized intelligence function across various teams to identify and understand AI tools, use cases, and vendors. A sustainable AI governance program evolves with the changing regulatory and technology landscape and is monitored and evaluated by the governance committee and other organizational stakeholders. In this episode of She Said Privacy/He Said Security, Jodi and Justin Daniels sit down with Shoshana Rosenberg, the SVP, Chief AI Governance and Privacy Officer at WSP, to talk about how companies can build an AI governance program in an evolving landscape. Shoshana emphasizes the need for a proactive approach to AI governance and recommends regularly evaluating AI tools and use cases while creating and adapting associated risk profiles. This establishes a foundation that allows companies to keep moving forward, regardless of how business needs change and the AI landscape shifts.

Joseph Zielinski, Compliance and Privacy Officer, CarDon & Associates, and Michelle R. Adams, Associate General Counsel, Ensign Services, discuss how to measure a long-term care facility's compliance and ethics program. They cover why compliance is so important in the context of long-term care facilities, existing compliance and ethics frameworks, CMS' Requirements of Participation, recent cases that highlight the importance of compliance effectiveness, and how to measure and utilize data to demonstrate compliance effectiveness. Joseph and Michelle spoke about this topic at AHLA's 2024 Long Term and Post-Acute Care Law and Compliance in San Diego, CA. From AHLA's Post-Acute and Long Term Services Practice Group.To learn more about AHLA and the educational resources available to the health law community, visit americanhealthlaw.org.

Debbie Reynolds joins Zach on the podcast today. Debbie has been involved in #DigitalTransformation for decades across a variety of industries. She found her niche in #DataPrivacy, working on the bleeding edge with corporations as large as McDonald's, helping them prepare for the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR). Eventually, she started her own consulting firm, focused on counseling companies around data privacy compliance and strategy. Debbie's views on #GenerativeAI are, of course, filtered through the lens of privacy. She cautions her clients, big and small alike, to be wary of the confidentiality of the information they input into LLMs. After the info is given to the AI, it can be extracted - even if code is written to suppress it. On the flip side, an absence of information can also be dangerous. Even though AI is a machine, it still holds biases, and these biases can encroach on liberty, run afoul of the laws, and even harm people. Debbie encourages users to remember: it's the AI platform's profit and the user's risk, so be diligent about the way you use it. Especially with the impending AI Act (which promises some of the stiffest legislative penalties), she prescribes leveraging AI and LLMs for low-risk use cases like summarizing content or drafting emails. In Debbie's words, #AI "is a source of information not a source of truth; you as the human have to bring the truth." Like, Subscribe, and Follow: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAIUNkXmnAPgLWnqUDpUGAQ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/keyhole-software Twitter: @KeyholeSoftware Find even more Keyhole content on our website (https://keyholesoftware.com/podcast/). About Debbie: Debbie Reynolds, known as "The Data Diva," has solidified her reputation as a leading authority in the fields of Data Privacy and Emerging Technology. With a focus on industries including AdTech, FinTech, EdTech, Biometrics, IoT, AI, Smart Manufacturing, Smart Cities, Privacy Tech, Smartphones, and Mobile App Development, Debbie has over 20 years of experience navigating the complex landscape of Data Privacy and Data Protection. Debbie's contributions to the field have earned her numerous accolades, including being named one of the Global Top Eight Privacy Experts by Identity Review and one of the Global Top 30 CyberRisk Communicators by The European Risk Policy Institute in 2020 and 2021. In 2022, the U.S. Department of Commerce appointed her to the Internet of Things (IoT) Advisory Board, and she served as the IEEE Committee Chair for Cyber Security for Next Generation Connectivity Systems. Debbie on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/debbieareynolds/ Debbie Reynolds Consulting: https://www.debbiereynoldsconsulting.com/ 

Health system executives are faced with a dizzying kaleidoscope of constantly evolving privacy regulations, making compliance a full time job that spans multiple roles. In this interview with healthsystemCIO Founder & Editor-in-Chief Anthony Guerra, Teresa Burns, Director of Privacy Operations and Privacy Officer with Protenus, suggests strategies for staying up on what’s going down, as […] Source: Partner Perspective: Clear Roles of Responsibility & Constant Communication Keys to Staying Abreast of Dizzying Privacy Landscape on healthsystemcio.com - healthsystemCIO.com is the sole online-only publication dedicated to exclusively and comprehensively serving the information needs of healthcare CIOs.

Recorded at the 2024 Phoenix Live Podcast Tour at GMI on April 1st to 3rd.Ralph Johnson, the State CISO, Washington State brings a wealth of experience to his role as having previously served as CISO for Los Angeles County and Chief Information Security and Privacy Officer for King County. His appointment was strongly endorsed by Bill Kehoe, who praised Johnson's skills, experience, and information security knowledge as assets that will enhance the state's enterprise security program and data protection efforts.Allen Ohanian, the Information Security Officer for the Department of Children and Family Services in Los Angeles County brings 20 years of experience in cybersecurity, risk management, and IT across both private and public sectors. His impressive career includes establishing innovative security programs, leading countywide cybersecurity initiatives, and earning multiple Information Security Officer of the Year awards, all while pursuing advanced degrees in cybersecurity, business administration, and psychology.Martha Goodwin, Senior Sales Engineer Director for SLED at SentinelOne is a seasoned SE Leader with over two decades of experience spanning pre-sales, customer training, post-sales support, and professional services in cybersecurity. Her expertise covers SIEM, deception, network, email, and endpoint security, coupled with a talent for translating complex technical concepts for audiences ranging from IT analysts to CISOs, making her a valuable asset in building strong customer relationships.Dr. Muriel Reid, CIO for the City of Jackson, Mississippi is an accomplished leader and educator with over 20 years of diverse experience spanning information technology, talent acquisition, education, and customer service. Her expertise in administration, coaching, and staff supervision is complemented by her strong communication skills, making her a versatile professional adept at bridging technology and business needs.In this episode you'll learn:The critical components of a human-centric cybersecurity strategy for government agenciesHow to design engaging cybersecurity training that resonates with public sector employeesStrategies for balancing AI and human judgment in threat detection and responseBest practices for building effective public-private partnerships in cybersecurityHow to cultivate a culture of security awareness across your organization and more!Full transcript and show notesRalph's LinkedIn Allen's LinkedIn Martha's LinkedInDr. Muriel's LinkedIn***RECOMMENDED NEXT EPISODES→ #173: Doug Ducey, 23rd Governor of Arizona→ Morgan Wright episodes (#120 & #168) ***WHEN YOU'RE READY

Would you move for your dream job?  Aaron Mendelsohn did, but not a simple move.  He and his family relocated to Denmark when he got an opportunity to join the LEGO Group and help support its privacy journey.  We rarely see a US lawyer going to Europe and its a fascinating story.   Aaron loves the LEGO Group brand deeply (and so do we).  Supporting a company and brand which you personally use and love often goes a long way in doing your best work!

Our latest episode of Compliance Conversations features CJ Wolf, MD, and Brian Burton, our Chief Compliance and Privacy Officer, sharing their key takeaways from two of the most prominent industry conferences: HCCA's Compliance Institute and AAPC's HEALTHCON. Find out what they had to say about insights on the OIG's new General Compliance Program Guidance, industry-specific updates, and so much more. From discussions on artificial intelligence in compliance to the latest developments in Medicare Advantage and risk adjustment, this episode offers valuable insights for professionals across the healthcare spectrum. We also wanted to share a few resources CJ and Brian mentioned during their chat: - Our webinar on Leveraging Data Analytics for Proactive Compliance Management (https://www.healthicity.com/resources/leveraging-data-analytics-proactive-compliance-management-webinar) - The section of our Resource Center dedicated to the OIG's General Compliance Program Guidance (https://www.healthicity.com/resources/topic/oig-gcpg)

Welcome to the Great Women in Compliance Podcast. In this episode, Lisa visits with Amy Mertz Brown, the SVP Chief Compliance and Privacy Officer at BECU. Amy Mertz Brown is a seasoned compliance training and monitoring professional. She has a rich background in leadership positions within regulatory compliance, including roles at the US Securities and Exchange Commission and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Brown believes in the fundamental importance of compliance training, emphasizing the need for detailed work instructions and employee education on how to identify non-compliance within their specific job tasks. She also stresses on the significance of consistent monitoring and testing activities, particularly in the financial services industry. Her philosophy is shaped by her extensive career in working closely with financial institutions, bankers, and legal professionals, as well as her strategic approach to professional growth and development. Key Highlights ·      Regulatory Compliance Through Monitoring and Training ·      Regulatory Landscape Navigation Through Predictive Insights ·      Navigating Evolving Financial Regulations ·      Navigating Imposter Syndrome in Early Careers ·      Strengths and Interests Intersection in Job Search Resources Join the Great Women in Compliance community on LinkedIn here. 

Michelle Frazier, Chief Compliance and Privacy Officer, Advocate Health, and David Glaser, Shareholder, Fredrikson & Byron, discuss how to mitigate risk using regulatory requirements and guidance. They cover the distinction between law and guidance, the legal authority to support that distinction and how to reconcile that distinction when being proactive about mitigating risk, real world examples of where these distinctions matter, strategies for hiring compliance positions, and the overlap between compliance and legal. Sponsored by Stout. To learn more about AHLA and the educational resources available to the health law community, visit americanhealthlaw.org.

Privacy is something myself and past guests have spoken about on the podcast before, and today I want to focus on the most important thing to have nailed down when it comes to privacy in your business. I'm talking about having a privacy officer for your business, because to follow federal and provincial legislation, identifying and appointing this person is mandatory to comply with those legislations.Today you'll hear about:Why privacy is such an important thing to consider for your business  What the responsibilities of your privacy officer will entail Ways in which privacy impact assessments can assist youBest practices for handling privacy in contractsHow to approach choosing a privacy officer within your businessTips for putting privacy management plan and privacy breach plans in place I hope this episode helps answer any questions that you may have about the role of a privacy officer, who this person is and what they are responsible for, and I encourage you to check out the previous episodes listed below to learn even more about privacy in your business.Mentioned in the episode:What To Do If You Have A Privacy Breach With Practical Privacy Coach Jean EatonEmployee Snooping and Other Privacy Breaches to Guard Against if You're a Health Care Practitioner Cybersecurity and Digital Privacy Tips for Online Businesses with Braden Newell —Listen to Get It In Writing on Apple, Spotify or wherever you catch your favorite podcasts!For more please visit my website at  Legalmybiz.ca. You can connect with Corinne on Instagram at www.instagram.com/legalguidecorinne/ or by email, corinne@legalmybiz.ca. 

In this special episode of Bast Amron's The Practice Podcast, listen to the recorded panel Harmonizing Humanity and Technology: Connecting the Workplace in the Digital Age from our 6th Annual Business Advantage Forum. This panel was moderated by Brett Amron and included Melissa Medina, CEO & President, eMerge Americas, Laura Juanes Micas (she/her), VP, Privacy Officer, RBI Restaurant Brands International, and Carlo Rodriguez, Managing Director, EVs & Advanced Vehicle Technology, Ryder Systems Inc.The panel of experts discussed how fast technology is growing, like social media and AI, and how it might make it harder for us to keep in touch with important people. They discussed the need to stay connected with others as we use more technology at work and in everyday life. The main points included how to keep people working well together when technology keeps changing, combining emotional smarts with AI to make work better, and ways to keep real connections in a world full of tech.They looked at how technology affects our work relationships, shared stories of success and challenges in using emotions to connect with technology, and talked about the impact of tech on our mental health. The discussion also covered how emojis and gifs help in expressing feelings and offered tips on balancing online and face-to-face interactions. The goal was to highlight the importance of keeping human connections strong in the tech-savvy world.If you enjoyed the show, please subscribe, share, and leave a review. Subscribing to the show and leaving a review will actually help others find the show. And it will help us grow, devote more time, and produce better content for you.Streaming now on  YouTube, Spotify, Google, Amazon Music, and Apple Podcasts. We are also in the top ten percent of listened-to podcasts globally.

Aaron both went to and later taught at Cleveland State, We will talk about the career he has been able to create. Now Aaron works for LEGO overseas, He has developed lots of privacy expertise!

In this episode of Eating at a Meeting, I'm sitting down with Martiz's Jill Blood, VP, Deputy General Counsel, and Privacy Officer. We'll be delving into the game-changing My Health My Data Act recently enacted in Washington State and its impact on the meetings industry.  Jill says that attendee information such as food allergies and ADA requirements will be considered protected information under this new law, and others like it being enacted across the country. Remember, these live episodes aren't just a broadcast; they are a chance for YOU to be part of the conversation!  Learn what Jill suggests, how we ask, and what attendees must do during registration to ensure confidentiality. Save the date, set a reminder, and be prepared to join us in real-time. Your questions and input are not just welcome; they're essential! Let's make this a dynamic discussion that shapes the future of inclusive and privacy-aware F&B events. Your virtual seat at the table awaits!

Have you ever wondered what it's like to leave the fast-paced world of the private sector for the impactful, yet complex, realm of public service? In this episode, we chat with Niall Brennan, the Senior Advisor for Data Strategy to the CDC Director, who made exactly that switch. We delve into their motivations for this career shift, and explore their experience in Washington DC. In his role, Niall provides guidance to the CDC Director on the multi-billion dollar CDC Data Modernization Initiative (DMI), as well as working directly with CDC Centers and Offices to accelerate implementation of the DMI. Prior to coming to CDC, Brennan was Chief Analytics and Privacy Officer at Clarify Health, where he led Clarify's analytics and informatics strategy. He joined Clarify following his role as president and CEO of the Health Care Cost Institute, from 2017–2022, and previously served as the Chief Data Officer at the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid, from 2010–2017, where he led the Obama administration's healthcare transparency efforts, built an advanced analytics enterprise, and played a key role in implementing numerous Affordable Care Act provisions, including the Qualified Entity Program and the Physician Payments Sunshine Act. He has also worked for numerous leading think tanks and Congressional advisory bodies. Brennan is a graduate of Georgetown University's MPP program and has an undergraduate degree from University College Dublin. Join us for a fascinating conversation that explores leadership, purpose, and the power of making a difference, all through the lens of a remarkable individual's journey.

This episode features Marti Arvin, VP & Chief Compliance and Privacy Officer at Erlanger Health System. Here, she discusses key insights into her background & Erlanger, issues she is focusing on in 2024, advice for young professionals trying to have a great career, and more.

In this article, we explore how CISOs can dramatically enhance their cybersecurity strategies by adopting best practices from various corporate roles, from CEOs to General Counsel to HR Directors. Discover how this collaborative approach not only fortifies security measures but also aligns them seamlessly with broader business objectives, driving organizational success in a safe and secure manner.________This fictional story represents the results of an interactive collaboration between Human Cognition and Artificial Intelligence.Enjoy, think, share with others, and subscribe to "The Future of Cybersecurity" newsletter on LinkedIn.Sincerely, Sean Martin and TAPE3________Sean Martin is the host of the Redefining CyberSecurity Podcast, part of the ITSPmagazine Podcast Network—which he co-founded with his good friend Marco Ciappelli—where you may just find some of these topics being discussed. Visit Sean on his personal website.TAPE3 is the Artificial Intelligence for ITSPmagazine, created to function as a guide, writing assistant, researcher, and brainstorming partner to those who adventure at and beyond the Intersection Of Technology, Cybersecurity, And Society. Visit TAPE3 on ITSPmagazine.

In this article, we explore how CISOs can dramatically enhance their cybersecurity strategies by adopting best practices from various corporate roles, from CEOs to General Counsel to HR Directors. Discover how this collaborative approach not only fortifies security measures but also aligns them seamlessly with broader business objectives, driving organizational success in a safe and secure manner.________This fictional story represents the results of an interactive collaboration between Human Cognition and Artificial Intelligence.Enjoy, think, share with others, and subscribe to "The Future of Cybersecurity" newsletter on LinkedIn.Sincerely, Sean Martin and TAPE3________Sean Martin is the host of the Redefining CyberSecurity Podcast, part of the ITSPmagazine Podcast Network—which he co-founded with his good friend Marco Ciappelli—where you may just find some of these topics being discussed. Visit Sean on his personal website.TAPE3 is the Artificial Intelligence for ITSPmagazine, created to function as a guide, writing assistant, researcher, and brainstorming partner to those who adventure at and beyond the Intersection Of Technology, Cybersecurity, And Society. Visit TAPE3 on ITSPmagazine.

The evolution of Health Information Management (HIM) professionals has been remarkable. They are no longer paper pushers (literally) and are now stewards of healthcare data. Jennifer Mueller, President of the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA), sees a bright future for the HIM industry. Healthcare IT Today sat down with Jennifer Mueller, AHIMA President and the Vice President & Privacy Officer at the Wisconsin Hospital Association Information Center (WHAIC) to the explore the past, present, and bright future of HIM professionals. We caught up with her at the 2023 American Health Information Management Association annual conference (AHIMA23). Learn more about AHIMA at https://www.ahima.org/ Learn more about Wisconsin Hospital Association Information Center at https://www.whainfocenter.com/ Find more great health IT content at https://www.healthcareittoday.com/

This episode recorded live at the 2023 Becker's Payer Issues Roundtable in Chicago features Kimberly Reich, Interim Executive Director & Compliance & Privacy Officer, Lake County Physicians' Association (LCPA). Here, she discusses

Today's guest is Edosa Odaro, Chief of Data Analytics and Privacy Officer at Tawuniya and former Chief Data Officer at AIG. He is also the author of two books on overcoming data challenges, ‘Making Data Work' and his latest, ‘Value Driven Data' from the Taylor & Francis Group. Edosa returns to the podcast to talk about his written work and how organizations can overcome the inevitable growing pains of digital transformations. To discover more AI use cases, best practice guides, white papers, frameworks, and more, join Emerj Plus at emerj.com/p1.

Guest: Lester Godsey, CISO, Maricopa CountyOn LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/lestergodsey/__________________________SponsorsAre you interested in sponsoring an ITSPmagazine Channel?

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Former Chief Compliance and Privacy Officer of GeneDx, Murali Mani, joins the show to discuss data privacy in healthcare. Murali spent over 15 years working in privacy and healthcare across companies like Philips, IBM, and GeneDx. In this episode he shares his thoughts on common misconceptions about data privacy in healthcare, breaks down which regulations apply to which type of company, history of privacy in healthcare, and the challenges companies face with compliance and data protection. Topics: What are some common misconceptions or misunderstandings about data privacy in healthcare that you often encounter? How has the landscape of healthcare data privacy evolved in recent years, and what new challenges have emerged Traditionally security and privacy in health is not tightly controlled. Why is that? Historically, how do pharma and drug companies manage and secure personal data? What's the problem with attempting to manage privacy challenges with purely written policies? How can companies accelerate compliance and prioritizing privacy? How can companies build trust and transparency with patients and data subjects? How does gen AI play a role? What's the future look like for companies in this space? If you were advising a company today, what would your suggestion be for managing this problem?

Frank is a cybersecurity and privacy expert and former C-level executive with 25 years of experience developing compliance and privacy programs for large healthcare systems. Riccardi has held positions as Chief Compliance and Privacy Officer overseeing high-profile data breaches and cybersecurity investigations. His book, “Mobilizing the C-suite: Waging War Against Cyberattacks,” urges C-suite leaders to take action against cyberattacks by deploying basic cybersecurity controls and supporting frontline cybersecurity professionals with companywide cyber hygiene training. It also introduces real-world cybersecurity principles to college students, our future generation of cyber-savvy leaders. 00:00 Introduction 00:19 Our Guest 01:20 Frank's Background 02:05 2021 Events, Motivation, and the Colonial Pipeline 07:28 Regulations in Healthcare  10:14 Does the C-suite understand that Cyber is a business problem or an I.T. problem? 17:53 The trickery behind the technology 21:17 The Human Factor is the weakest link in Cybersecurity 23:27 Why do Healthcare organizations ask for Social Security? 28:15 Why can't the healthcare industry solve the problem? 31:55 Bills from Hospitals. What percentage do they get? 35:38 Mobilizing the C-suite: Waging War Against Cyberattacks 36:55 Connect with Frank! Frank https://www.linkedin.com/in/frank-riccardi-jd-chc-261831b1/

By Adam Turteltaub When planning for disasters, organizations are typically focused on things like call trees, backup data servers, and alternative work locations. In the crush to survive the immediate threat it's easy to forget about compliance, and even during disaster planning, compliance may come last. That's a dangerous mistake, explains Laura Fey, Principal, Fey, LLC; Tom Leatherbee, Manager, Recovery Division, Hagerty Consulting; and Jillian Cusack, AVP, Privacy Officer, American Fidelity. Just because normal business operations are interrupted doesn't mean compliance obligations are also on pause. Ensuring compliance plays a role in disaster planning is more important than ever. Natural disasters, ransomware attacks, a pandemic and other threats seem to be more frequent and can turn into situations that last days, weeks, months or even years. When they do, not only do existing compliance considerations continue but new ones can arise ranging from OSHA to employee obligations – you still have to pay into pension plans and make insurance payments – to financial reporting. There may also be state laws and standards under ISO and SOC 2 that may be implicated. If your institution is a recipient of federal grants, the reporting requirements don't stop during disasters. Plus, if your organization will be seeking federal disaster grants, there will be compliance obligations there as well, including the need to document the damage. To ensure the compliance team is a part of disaster planning, establish a relationship with the person in charge of leading that effort. Learn who else they work with and get to know them as well. Take the time to understand what the risks are using resources such as Ready.gov. Think through what data you will need to collect and track during the pandemic, and be prepared to help your colleagues understand that compliance can play a vital row in disaster planning and recovery.

In this episode, Ray Everett, Head of Privacy and Data Protection at Avellino Lab, joins the show to discuss the rise of the privacy officer. The conversation delves into the essential role of privacy officers, providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of their responsibilities and the challenges they encounter. Ray offers practical advice on effectively finding and hiring privacy officers, as well as initiating and managing successful privacy programs. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of privacy protection. Topics: How has the privacy landscape changed throughout your career? What are some of the big changes from when you started to today? Can you describe the role and responsibilities of a Chief Privacy Officer? How has this evolved over time? What does this function end up looking like within a large organization? Who's on the team? When should a company be building a privacy function? How do they know they need it? When a company decides to establish a privacy officer role, what factors should they consider in determining the scope and authority of the position? How does one go about finding a qualified privacy officer? What skills, qualifications, and experience should be sought after? What sets a great privacy officer apart from an average one? Let's say I'm a founder and I realize I should hire a privacy officer and build a privacy function, but I have no experience with it, I just know I need to do it. Where do I start? How do I know what to look for in a potential candidate? During the hiring process, what specific interview questions should I be asking? What kind of positive or negative signals should I be testing for? Even when privacy organizations exist, they are often under-resourced and under-appreciated. What are your suggestions or thoughts on how a privacy officer can work with an organization to prevent this from happening? What's the typical career path for someone looking to move into privacy? What do you recommend for those listening that might want to build a career in privacy? What are your thoughts on the future of the privacy officer? Will they own more budget, have more authority? Resources: Ray Everett LinkedIn International Association of Privacy Professionals

Today's guest is Edosa Odaro, Chief of Data Analytics and Privacy Officer at Tawuniya, former Chief Data Officer at AIG, and author of two books on overcoming data challenges. For the first of a two-episode appearance on the podcast, Edosa joins us to talk about data challenges in the insurance spaces on both sides of the table. Together with Emerj Senior Editor Matthew DeMello, Edosa offers advice ranging from how leaders can close the service gaps between insurance and the rest of financial services to the considerations business leaders need to keep in mind when pursuing insurance for business solutions utilizing AI.   

In this episode, Anteriad's Karie Burt, Chief Data and Privacy Officer, and Courtney Cope, Vice President of Data, share their strategies for mastering evolving privacy legislations, collecting customer data, and leveraging Anteriad's privacy-first mindset to build brand loyalty.

Welcome to The Lair Podcast! Today we explore healthcare for black women and infants, voyeurism, and much more! I'm so excited to be hosting my first event called ⁠The Reconnection ⁠on July 7th! You are invited to an event of deconstructing sexuality and embracing pleasure one conversation at a time! Be sure to ⁠RSVP to The Reconnection⁠! ⁠Check out my interview with Michelle from The Sexual Health Alliance! ⁠ Meet ⁠Dr. Stephanie Mitchelle⁠ aka ⁠@Doctor__Midwife ⁠ Call To Action In Favor of Birthing Centers in Alabama  Contact Pamela Kendrick, Privacy Officer  334-206-5868 (office) 334-652-4169 (text/call) Write:  Pamela Kendrick, Privacy Officer Office of General Counsel  Alabama Department of Public Health 201 Monroe Street, Suite 1540 Montgomery AL 36104 -------------------------- ⁠TLC LinkTree⁠ -------------------------- Social Media: IG: ⁠@TheLairCompany⁠ IG: ⁠@IAmOsunWemimo ⁠ -------------------------- Link(s) Recommendations: Toy Store Link:⁠ https://pureromance.com/?pws=MLS⁠ BlueTooth Pleasures: ⁠https://www.lovense.com/r/64s548⁠ -------------------------- Want to make a Donation to The Lair Podcast? CashApp: $TheLairPodcast

Ashley Toney, Director, Revenue Cycle and Chief Compliance and Privacy Officer at St. Luke's Hospital, Atrium Health joins the podcast to discuss her background & journey into healthcare, opportunities & headwinds she's keeping an eye on in the revenue cycle space, how important it is for health organizations to stand out, and more.Want to network with peers and hear more conversations like this? Apply to be one of our complimentary guest reviewers at our upcoming HIT + Digital Health + RCM Meeting Oct, 3-6 2023 here.

Ashley Toney, Director, Revenue Cycle and Chief Compliance and Privacy Officer at St. Luke's Hospital, Atrium Health joins the podcast to discuss her background & journey into healthcare, opportunities & headwinds she's keeping an eye on in the revenue cycle space, how important it is for health organizations to stand out, and more.Want to network with peers and hear more conversations like this? Apply to be one of our complimentary guest reviewers at our upcoming HIT + Digital Health + RCM Meeting Oct, 3-6 2023 here.

In this month's episode, Aubrey and TJ sit down with NetDocuments' General Counsel and Privacy Officer Matt Hemmert to chat about the topic dominating headlines everywhere: Generative AI. We talk about what the technology is (and what it isn't), what questions leaders should be asking as they evaluate the use of this technology, as well as some best practices leaders can incorporate right now to ensure they are using the technology safely. If you have feedback about the show, would like to be a guest, or would like to learn more about working with PIE, please contact us at adarden@profitableideas.com or tdennis@profitableideas.com.You can learn more about our books, How Clients Buy and Never Say Sell, by visiting our website.Profitable Ideas Exchange - connecting powerful minds, making the world smarter and smaller.

In this episode, you'll hear from Chief Security Officers, analysts, and legal experts to learn how they've navigated this challenge — earning internal buy-in and fostering a sense of trust with stakeholders. To hear more from the guests featured in this special round-up episode, check out their full recordings here:Anticipating Risk on a Global Scale from Salesforce's Strategic Intelligence Team (Lewis Sage-Passant, Global Strategic Intelligence Manager)Identifying Operational Risk to Empower a Risk-Taking Culture (Adam Cambridge, Manager of Enterprise Risk Intelligence at MITRE)The Intersection of Privacy, Compliance, and Security — Why a Unified Front Minimizes Risk (Karen Moore, Chief Compliance and Privacy Officer at Unisys)How to Get in Front of Threats at a Global Scale from Verizon's CSO (Dan Maloney, Chief Security Officer and Senior Vice President of Global Corporate Security with Verizon Communications)What Does Your C-Suite Need to Know? The Role of Data-Informed Decisions in Corporate Security (Ken White, Expedia Group's Senior Manager of Physical Risk, Intelligence, & Investigations)The Value of Storytelling to Prove Security's Company-Wide Impact (Jim Bernhardt, Corporate Security Leader at the Nikola Motor Company)Why an Objective-Centric Security Strategy Matters (Bruce McIndoe, President of McIndoe Risk Advisory, Co-Founder of iJET International)Running Towards Fire — How to Mitigate Threats for Journalists in High-Risk Areas (Matt Bohatch, Director of Global Corporate Security and Site Operations for The Washington Post)Think Like an Intelligence Analyst – Deciding What Matters and How to Share It (Sandy Perez, Lead Intelligence Analyst for Alcon)Thank you for listening to Ontic's Protective Intelligence Podcast. Please subscribe to hear our future episodes. If you have any suggestions for guests, email us at podcast@ontic.co.

Patient data has evolved from being static notes written on paper to a much more dynamic and fluid source of information for patients, providers, and health systems. Jennifer Mueller, MBA, RHIA, SHIMSS, FACHE, FAHIMA, Vice President and Privacy Officer at Wisconsin Hospital Association and President/Chair at American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA), has seen that shift first-hand in her professional career and volunteer efforts with the Wisconsin Health Information Management Association (WHIMA), where she currently serves as president. Hear how Jennifer's passion for using health data to support patients has been informed by her own experiences, particularly helping her father navigate his healthcare plans.

On this episode of WOCTalk, we sit down with Sara Coverstone, RN, MA, CHC, CWON, Chief Compliance and Privacy Officer, for an inside look into the role of healthcare compliance and privacy. Sara breaks down the difference between corporate compliance vs. risk management, common compliance misconceptions, important areas that WOC nurses and clinicians should be aware of, and she offers strategies for WOC nurses to promote positive compliance and ways to enhance knowledge of corporate compliance. About the Speakers:Sara Coverstone has worked in an integrated health system for more than fifteen years, serving as a Certified Wound and Ostomy Nurse (CWON) for eight of those years. She has had roles in the clinical practice department of post-acute care providing oversight to the wound care team, wound protocols and processes, wound education, and the medical supply program. She now serves as the Chief Compliance and Privacy Officer, addressing rules and regulations for the health system. Sara has facilitated wound training both to the health system and to long-term care facilities in the community with the WOCN® Society's Wound Treatment Associate (WTA) Program. She served as a member of the national WTA Advisory Committee from 2016-2020. She currently serves as the Chair of the WOC Extender Advisory Committee, the newly combined WTA and OCA Program committee. Resources:Health Care Compliance Association (HCCA)American Health Law Association (AHLA)

Welcome to The VanRein Compliance Podcast: the Podcast that will secure your business with a clear plan to reduce your risk.This week we show you what the job duties of a Compliance Officer are and the one question you need to ask your business.We also discuss what the difference is between Privacy Officer, Compliance Officer, Security Officer, and even a Police Officer!And the ONE question you need to ask...Every week The VanRein Compliance Podcast will help you simplify compliance, secure your business, and reduce your risk all while having some fun.  Thanks for joining us!Thank You for Listening to the VRC Podcast!Visit us at VanRein ComplianceYou can Book a 15min Call with a GuideFollow us on LinkedInFollow us on TwitterFollow us on Facebook