Last week I participated in a panel discussion at The Privacy Identity Innovation Conference (PII2014). The PII2014 conference “explored where innovation is heading, what it means for the future of privacy and identity, and how to build trust in emerging technologies and business models.” The panel discussion “Building Trust Through Transparency: Listening to and Communicating […]

What do we do when our behaviors don’t align with our values? What is it that transforms what we know we “should do” into something we’re eager to participate in and proud to flaunt? These questions are at the core of privacy and security advocacy right now, and they’ve been a part of transforming society […]

When we talk about preserving our privacy online, we often do so out of concern for a civilized future. Valuing privacy is, in part, an endorsement of a society based on respect, trust, and rule of law. Good manners are another component of that civilized society. Treating people politely, respectfully and with compassion is foundational […]