The Global Privacy Podcast

Thailand and Vietnam are relatively new kids on the privacy block, with Thailand publishing its Personal Data Protection Act in May 2019 and Vietnam passing its Cybersecurity Law in June 2018. What do their privacy regimes have in common, and how are they different? Tune in as Scott Warren and I meander through these laws and talk about how companies might navigate compliance with

To be 'adequate' in the world of privacy means that as a country, you get to join an exclusive club of countries that are deemed by the European Commission as having adequate personal data protections. Japan was the first country to be given an adequacy decision in January 2019, and Korea was most recently granted entrance to the club in December 2021. As Scott and I unpa

Join me in a conversation with Scott Warren, Partner at Squire, Patton Boggs while we unpack China's privacy regime. We discuss China's most recent privacy law the Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL) and apply analytical tools to understand what compliance with it will look like. This conversation was recorded April 4, 2022, just five months after the law was enact

How does one stay on top of all the new data protection laws emerging around the world? Are there tools that can help privacy pros (and other mortals) understand what these laws are about? Can these tools facilitate compliance? The answer is yes, and we have them right here! Scott Warren, partner at Squire Patton Boggs, joins me from Tokyo in this four-part series where he shares a

Join me in conversation with Heather Federman, Chief Privacy Officer at BigID, on the extra-territorial reach of privacy regimes, what data nationalism means, surveillance and everything in between!