Extreme Makeover: Privacy Edition
summary
Panelists describe concrete steps: secure tone from the top then multiply it across product and legal teams; embed privacy checks into the existing security development lifecycle and intake/JIRA flows; run a privacy champions program (example: ~300 people with jackets and certification incentives); measure DPIA counts, turnaround SLAs, training completion, clean‑desk audits and incident metrics; use NIST Privacy Framework to right‑size programs; reuse security inventories, IR plans and Confluence templates instead of buying new tooling.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:28Who are you
- 2:03Content overview
- 3:00Establishing a tone from the top
- 4:36Educating the Csuite
- 7:41Getting Time on Executives Calendars
- 9:11Pivot of the Business
- 10:47Not One Size Fits All
- 14:50Privacy Basics
- 16:36Working with Security
- 18:29Security vs Privacy
- 20:05Privacy Champions
- 20:49Reinvent the wheel
- 22:47Leverage existing tools
- 23:52Measure privacy program
- 26:13Privacy metrics
- 28:29How to get metrics
- 30:07Upkeep
- 31:49Networking
- 32:50Being a lawyer
- 36:06Privacy operations manager
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