PALS Parlor Podcast

In this episode, we explored the complex topic of privacy trade-offs, delving into the reasons behind these challenges, real-world examples, and strategies for navigating them. Key highlights include:Why Do Privacy Trade-offs Occur?Privacy trade-offs arise due to the tension between protecting individual privacy and achieving other important goals, such as security, convenience, or

Welcome to another insightful episode of PALS Parlor Podcast with your host, Amaka Ibeji, a Privacy Engineer. Today, we delve into the significant shift from cybersecurity to privacy engineering, a transformation that transcends mere career changes to embody a revolution in mindset.Key Takeaways:Tip 1: Differentiating Security and Privacy:Security safeguards systems and data from u

Join us in today's episode as we delve into the captivating world of plausible deniability as a privacy property. Discover how this principle, initially perceived as encouraging dishonesty, actually empowers individuals to be honest and transparent without fear of repercussions.We unravel the essence of plausible deniability - the ability to deny actions that cannot be confirmed or

This episode features a distinguished guest Bryan Lee, a Trusted Advisor and General Partner at Privatus Consulting, discussing Privacy Engineering and the concept of Privacy as a Wicked Problem. Bryan explains that this term originates from urban design theory in the 1960s, defining Wicked Problems are complex, ill-defined issues within interrelated systems with competing interest

In this enlightening episode of the PALS Parlor Podcast, host Amaka Ibeji delves into the intricate world of privacy threat modeling. Listeners will gain insights into its basics, benefits, and best practices, empowering them to identify and mitigate potential privacy issues in their systems and applications effectively. Amaka breaks down complex concepts with ease, offering a step

Our debut features none other than Kim Wuyts, the creative genius behind the trailblazing LINDDUN threat modelling framework. Listen in as she reveals the inspiration behind LINDDUN and shares tips on how to make the best use of this framework.LINDDUN stands for Linkability, Identifiability, Non-repudiation, Detectability, Disclosure of information, Unawareness, and Non-compliance.