Data protection and privacy is a growing concern in a world nervous about the growth of “surveillance capitalism” and other potential abuses of access to personal data. This lecture series, which is co-sponsored by the iSchool and the European Union Center at the University of Illinois, brings together campus and outside experts on informatics, cultural ideas about privacy, legal compliance and best practices, as well as global governance.
We have scheduled 3 lectures for this semester with the first one being on March 2nd , the second one on April 2nd , and the third one in early May.
Third Seminar Lecture, tentative -May 3nd, 12-1pm CST, Via Zoom
Speaker: Lisa Bobbitt
Lecture Title: Privacy Engineering Development Process
Lisa Bobbitt is the lead Privacy Engineering Architect in Cisco’s Privacy Office and she holds CISSP, CIPM, CIPP-E, CDPSE designation Lisa is passionate about embedding privacy awareness, governance, and technology across Cisco by building on the foundation of years of working in mainframe connectivity, mobile routing protocols, innovative concepts in 3D, voice/video/data in event management, government adaptation of commercial offers, embedded trust anchors, and now privacy. She believes everyone, as a digital citizen, should be a privacy advocate by first understanding the value of authorized use of our personally identifiable information and then applying controls to de-risk the potential harm to themselves and others.
To Register in advance for this meeting:
https://illinois.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEqce2qrDstEtHQG8-D3ehpHhlra2dbhV7x
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
