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Why Most Data Privacy Laws Are Deeply Flawed

Why Most Data Privacy Laws Are Deeply Flawed

Do you ever wonder where all your data goes? New York Times technology reporter Kashmir Hill has tried to answer that question more than a few times, with mixed results. She shared her story in a keynote address to audience members participating in The Privacy + Security Academy’s Fall Forum. In 2019, Hill exercised her…
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