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Privacy in Practice, brought to you by VeraSafe, is the podcast for actionable insights and real-world strategies for privacy and compliance teams. Hosted by privacy pros Kellie Du Preez and Danie Strachan, each episode unpacks the practical side of compliance and data management, bringing together industry leaders and thought-provoking discussions. Whether you’re leading privacy efforts at your c... more

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In this episode of Privacy in Practice, Kellie du Preez and Danie Strachan, speak with Tom Kemp, Executive Director of the California Privacy Protection Agency (CalPrivacy) about how California is approaching consumer privacy rights in practice. The ... more

In this episode of Privacy in Practice, Kellie du Preez and Danie Strachan speak with Daniel Solove, Professor of Intellectual Property and Technology Law at George Washington University Law School and CEO of TeachPrivacy. One of the most cited legal... more

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In this episode of Privacy in Practice, Kellie du Preez and Danie Strachan speak with Gabe Maldoff, a partner in Goodwin’s Data, Privacy, and Cybersecurity practice, about privacy in mergers and acquisitions. The conversation explores why investment ... more

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In this episode of Privacy in Practice, hosts Kellie du Preez and Danie Strachan sit down with Leah Camilla R. Besa-Jimenez, Group Head, Enterprise Risk Management at PLDT, about how she approaches privacy inside one of the largest Southeast Asian te... more

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Daniel Solove
Professor of Intellectual Property and Technology Law at George Washington University Law School; founder of Teach Privacy; co-founder of the Privacy and Security Forum
George Washington University; Teach Privacy; Privacy and Security Forum
Episode: Are Privacy Myths Shaping Your Business Decisions?
Leah Besa-Jimenez
Chief Data Privacy Officer and Group Head of Enterprise Risk Management at PLDT
PLDT
Episode: Empowering Teams to Exercise Judgement in Privacy Decisions
Daniel Goldberg
Privacy and ad tech lawyer; chair of Data Strategy, Privacy, and Security Group at Frankfurt Kurnit
Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz
Episode: California Is Watching: Unpacking Enforcement Trends with Daniel Goldberg
Lisa Sotto
Chair Global Privacy and Cybersecurity Practice at Hunton Andrews Kurth; managing partner of the firm's New York office
Hunton Andrews Kurth
Episode: The Arc of a Cyber Incident and Strategies for Enterprise Response, with Lisa Sotto
Charmian Aw
Partner at Hogan Lovells, leading on data and AI governance and cross-border data transfers
Hogan Lovells
Episode: How CBPR Certification Builds Trust and Enables Global Scale, with Charmian Aw
Alex Roberts
Partner and head of TMT in China at Linklaters; co-leads gaming sector
Linklaters
Episode: Privacy Challenges in the Gaming Industry, with Alex Roberts
Helen Dixon
Former Ireland Data Protection Commissioner, oversaw landmark GDPR cases
Independent regulator with Ireland's Data Protection Commission history
Episode: Lessons from Ireland's Former Data Protection Commissioner with Helen Dixon
Monisha Varadan
Senior Privacy Engineer, Google (EMEA privacy lead)
Google
Episode: Understanding PETs with Monisha Varadan
Aarthi Iyer
Senior Corporate Counsel at Cogent Biosciences and Microsoft Fellow
Cogent Biosciences
Episode: Adaptive Privacy in Clinical Research with Aarthi Iyer

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Kellie Du Preez
Kellie Du Preez, Host of Privacy in Practice, VeraSafe
Danie Strachan
Danie Strachan, Co-host of Privacy in Practice, VeraSafe

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 27 ratings
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    The hosts do an excellent job of breaking down complex topics without oversimplifying. Highly recommend!

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    United Statesa year ago

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Strong emphasis on actionable playbooks for teams.
Guests bring credible expertise across privacy law and policy.
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Are Privacy Myths Shaping Your Business Decisions?
Q: Is it true that GDPR is the best framework because it embodies a human-rights approach, and how should companies think about it in relation to US state laws?
GDPR is a strong framework because it forces thinking from the data subject's perspective and emphasizes rights and legitimate processing. However, GDPR is not identical to US state laws and compliance with one does not guarantee compliance with all others. Companies should adopt a privacy-by-design mindset, consider what data subjects expect, and prepare for a broader regulatory landscape rather than treating GDPR as a sole standard.
Are Privacy Myths Shaping Your Business Decisions?
Q: Could you please talk a little bit about the privacy paradox and how you see it impacting the choices that businesses make?
The paradox arises because people's stated privacy concerns don't always translate into their online behavior. In practice, individuals make risk-reward calculations, influenced by immediate benefits like convenience or discounts, which often leads to data sharing despite expressed privacy concerns. For businesses, this means they should not assume consent or apparent acceptances fully absolve them; they should design privacy practices that align with user expectations and provide transparent, meaningful protections.
Understanding PETs with Monisha Varadan
Q: In your view, what are pets, Monisha? Can you give us practical examples of how you see pets?
Pets are a set of privacy-preserving tools that allow processing of sensitive data to achieve business objectives while protecting user privacy; practical examples include differential privacy libraries in maps for crowd-related data, synthetic data for training models on-device, and TEEs for secure on-device computation.
Privacy in Clinical Trials with Jim Schneider
Q: What advice would you give someone looking to enter the data privacy space, particularly in biopharma?
Be prepared to adapt and understand the clinical trial process, embracing evolving privacy laws and requirements that may affect operations.
Privacy in Clinical Trials with Jim Schneider
Q: How does the concept of pseudonymization work in clinical trials?
Typically, sponsors do not have identifiable information on participants, using pseudonymization to remove names while still ensuring that individuals can be identified if necessary for safety reasons.

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What is Privacy in Practice about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show delivers practical, hands-on privacy and compliance guidance for teams navigating data protection, regulatory risk, and governance. Episodes center on how privacy programs integrate with product, legal, and business strategy, with concrete playbooks for acquisition readiness, privacy by design, cross-border data transfers, and incident response. Notable is the practitioner-focused approach, featuring seasoned privacy leaders and top law firms, often translating complex regulations into actionable steps for teams across tech, healthcare, and life sciences. A recurring strength is translating policy into real-world workflows, risk frameworks, and collaboration across legal, product, and security functions, helping listeners turn pri... more

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7. Helen Dixon
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