Kaliya, Identity Woman, has co-convened four Digital Death Day events on two continents in the past two years. In this lightning talk, she’ll share her understanding of the range of issues and questions that surface when considering what happens to your data after you die.

Recorded at pii2012, Privacy Identity Innovation
May 16, 2012, Seattle, WA

• Moderator: Natalie Fonseca, Co-founder and Executive Producer, Privacy Identity Innovation
• Jim Adler, Chief Privacy Officer and GM, Data Systems, Intelius
• Rafae Bhatti, Manager, Cyber Security R&D Group, Accenture Technology Labs
• Craig Spiezle, Founder and Executive Director, Online Trust Alliance
• Aaron Weller, Co-founder and CEO, Concise Consulting

Recorded at pii2012 - Privacy Identity Innovation
May 15, 2012, Seattle, WA

• Moderator: Tricia Duryee, Senior Editor, All Things D
• Xin Chung, Founder and CEO, Trustcloud
• Drummond Reed, Founder, Connect.me
• Sam Rosen, Co-founder, Scaffold
• Sonny Singh, VP of Sales and Business Development, Jumio

Recorded at pii2012 - Privacy Identity Innovation
May 16, 2012, Seattle, WA

As we migrate our lives online, privacy has taken center stage. Within this current social media tornado, a formidable privacy industry has emerged of privacy officers, researchers, advocates, and regulators. But is there risk in such a concentrated privacy industry? Should privacy be a narrowly held priesthood or a lay skill-set? Does such concentration isolate the privacy professional from the rapid pace of innovation? If we aren’t all yet privacy geeks, should we be?

• Jim Adler, Chief Privacy Officer and GM, Data Systems, Intelius

Recorded at pii2012 - Privacy Identity Innovation, May 15, 2012, Seattle, WA

Learn about Twitter’s approach to building trust and how the company combats fraud and abuse in this one-on-one interview with Del Harvey hosted by GeekWire co-founder Todd Bishop.

Recorded at pii2012 - Privacy Identity Innovation
May 16, 2012