My oldest daughter is learning how to drive, and she learned an important lesson last Sunday night.
Always check your car before driving it.
As a family, we had just come back from a weekend trip. We got a really awesome prime parking spot on the top level of the parking deck – the level that’s nice and exposed to
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As privacy professionals, we’ve watched US state privacy expand to an extraordinary 23 comprehensive privacy laws across the country. But what a lot of companies haven’t necessarily clocked yet is that there’s an entire patchwork of laws sitting underneath that number, built just for kids and teens. It’s not always visible from the outside either, because a lot of these
Who Owns This? The Privacy Question Most Companies Can’t Answer
My husband and I have been running a household together for years, and we still have to stop and check in regularly on who’s doing what. There are a million small things happening at once, and without checking in, we end up either both handling the same thing or, worse,
Nine years ago today, I took my very first Red Clover call, sitting at my kitchen table. I didn’t have a home office yet, just a laptop, my trusty mobile phone, and a kitchen table that was about to become a lot more than a place to eat breakfast.
That same morning was also my daughter’s first day at a
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Let’s say your company’s marketing coordinator left eight months ago. No one else on the marketing team could fully absorb the workload, so tasks linger, campaigns half-execute, requests go into a void, and the team improvises the workarounds the best they can.
Thankfully, you finally got approved to hire. You ran a search and found someone with a decade of
My husband found something online he thought I’d like and texted me the link. I clicked and looked at it on my phone and moved on. I didn’t buy it, never signed up for anything, and definitely never typed my email address into that site.
Within a day, I had a “Welcome to [Retailer]” email sitting in my inbox.
Ninety minutes
After I was asked the same question 3x in one day, and it’s one of the most common questions I get, I opted to make it today’s newsletter topic.
Drumroll please ….
What privacy framework should we adopt? NIST? ISO? Another one?
I want to say up front that frameworks are genuinely useful. We created the Privacy
︎Ops® Framework and use
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