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When it comes to Privacy Policies, there is no one-size fits all template that can actually protect you and your business from fines and lawsuits.
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- 7
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- Sep 21, 2026
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- Jul 13, 2026
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Ep.37 | The dangers of sharing medical information with AI (Guest: Linn Freedman) (opens the original)
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AI is becoming an increasingly common place to turn with questions about our health, but what happens when we share our most sensitive medical information with a machine? In this episode, we explore two often-overlooked risks of using AI for healthcare: privacy and safety. What happens to the medical information you enter into an AI system? Who might have access to it, and what are the implications of sharing deeply personal health details? AI can be a powerful tool, but when it comes to somethi
AI Scams targeting business owners -- don't make a $25M mistake #ai #scam #businessowner (opens the original)
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Scams used to be pretty easy to spot. It used to be an email from a Nigerian Prince. As AI gets better, things become a little trickier. Scam artists can use AI to mimic the voices and even faces of employees/business owners to come up with some elaborate scams. One scammer even tricked a business out of $25M by using AI to match the face and voice of a C-level executive. Be careful out there!
Ep.36 | How to perform vendor privacy due diligence (Guest: Richy Glassberg, CEO at SafeGuard Pri... (opens the original)
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What is vendor due diligence? Why is it important? What do most people get wrong? What are best practices? What do you do if a vendor refuses? We had on Richy Glassberg, CEO at SafeGuard Privacy to answer these questions and more. Plus, he shares some of the biggest red flags he's ever seen in his career when it comes to vendor due diligence. You don't want to miss this awesome episode!
How should businesses protect themselves from CIPA lawsuits and demand letters? #CIPA #shorts (opens the original)
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Small businesses are receiving CIPA letters demanding large sums of cash or face a lawsuit in court. These letters are easy to send and it's even easier to spot if a website is collecting data from California residents without first getting consent. We asked our president (and attorney) Donata what she would do to protect her own business from such demand letters.
Ep.35 | California privacy rights and enforcement (Guest: Tom Kemp) (opens the original)
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California has some of the strictest privacy regulations in the world. In this episode we dive into California privacy rights, enforcement, and the DROP platform. Joining us is Tom Kemp, executive director of Cal Privacy.
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