Privacy enables us to create boundaries and protect ourselves from unwarranted interference in our lives, allowing us to negotiate who we are and how we want to interact with the world around us.
The right to privacy is a fundamental human right articulated in all of the major international and regional human rights instruments
But what does that mean?
What should companies be doing to ensure personal privacy?
And what do the changing regulations, including the NZ Privacy act, actually mean?
In this episode I talk with Emma Pond, Director of Simply Privacy about the implications of Privacy in a Digital World
About the Speaker
Emma has worked as a privacy professional for over years, both in the public and private sector - including time at the Offce of the Privacy Commissioner. Emma is now a director of Simply Privacy Ltd, which provides pragmatic, sensible and useful advice and training to help organisations get privacy right.
A former lawyer, Emma is also a trained mediator, an International Association of Privacy Professionals Knowledge Net Chair, and obviously, a big privacy nerd.
Visit www.simplyprivacy.co.nz for more information
Note: In this episode we reference the changes to the Privacy act as coming in on November 1. This has now been confirmed as December 1, 2020
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