The FIT4PRIVACY Podcast - For those who care about trust

Could privacy be the ultimate trust-builder in the digital age? As companies track our every click and consumers grow more aware of data risks, privacy has become a hot-button issue. But does prioritizing privacy actually help build digital trust, or is it just a box to tick in today’s data-driven world?  Punit Bhatia

Privacy isn't just about compliance—it's about trust. 🌐🔒   In today's digital age, managing data responsibly and transparently is key to building lasting relationships with consumers. Investing in privacy compliance—whether through dedicated teams or expert consultants—demonstrates a commitment to data protection and

How can companies build digital trust in a world where data privacy and ethics are top concerns? As businesses increasingly rely on digital platforms, establishing trust hinges on a strong commitment to data privacy and ethical practices. Prioritizing transparency in data usage, securing user information, and adhering

Are our personal details fueling the data economy without us even realizing it? As companies increasingly rely on user data to drive profits, the line between personalized service and privacy invasion blurs.  In this episode, Punit Bhatia and Claudio Truzzi delve into how much of our privacy is at stake, exploring what

Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming industries, the concept of "responsibility" has moved beyond just the technology itself. But how can we ensure that AI is responsibly integrated into the systems and services we rely on? Responsible acquisition of AI has emerged as a pivotal piece of this puzzle—especiall

How does a memo function within the U.S. regulatory landscape, especially when guiding the responsible acquisition of AI?  The episode examines whether a memo can act as a steppingstone toward future AI legislation and how it impacts government and private sector AI vendors aiming to align with federal practices.  🔊 L