The Metrics That Matter: Privacy KPIs That Don't Turn Into Vanity Dashboards
Apr 16, 20260Ep. 210
Practical metrics for operational readiness (not just pretty charts), and how to translate ops signal into board language.
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The Privacy Design Lab
Hosted by Alia Luria · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 21 episodes
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About this podcast
Fiedldnotes by the Privacy Design Lab is an education-first newsletter for leaders and teams who know the what and the why about data privacy but want to dig into the how. Practical privacy discussion and applied tools.
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Alia Luria hosts The Privacy Design Lab, a technology show with 21 episodes published.
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The Evidence Index: Your Compliance Story Shouldn't Live in Someone's Head
Apr 12, 20260Ep. 200
Why evidence wins (audits, insurers, customer reviews), and how to efficiently operationalize an artifact register.
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Plan Hard, Respond Fast: Is Your Incident Response Plan Lying to You?
Apr 8, 20260Ep. 190
A practical, non-legal guide to closing the gap between 'we have an IRP' and 'we can execute it at 10:47 p.m.'
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Breach Notification: The Timeline Myth that Makes Incidents Worse
Apr 5, 202612mEp. 180
A Fieldnotes guide to getting your first 48 hours right without confusing urgency with accuracy.
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Special Edition: The security and IP implications of Claude Code’s source leak
Apr 1, 202617mEp. 170
A Fieldnotes-style walkthrough of (1) what happened, (2) why it matters from a security standpoint for both Anthropic and enterprise customers, (3) how the IP story gets weird when AI-generated authorship enters the chat
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Take Your Data Map from Promise to Practice
Mar 29, 202616mEp. 160
A practical Fieldnotes guide to creating a “sensible” data map that’s useful under pressure, without turning it into a six‐month art project.
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Herding Cats: The Cross‐Functional Domain Your Privacy Program Runs On
Mar 17, 20260Ep. 150
A practical way to turn “everyone’s involved” into “someone’s actually doing the thing.”
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Privacy Change Management: Avoid a Corporate Mutiny by Right-Sizing Your Tooling
Mar 12, 202613mEp. 140
Privacy operations that actually ship without a tool spiral.
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Vendor Tiering: Your Vendor List Is Not a Vendor Program
Mar 11, 202616mEp. 130
A Fieldnotes guide to vendor privacy reviews that actually reduce risk without turning procurement into a bottleneck.
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Procurement vs Privacy: The Long-Running Sitcom Where Nobody Laughs
Mar 4, 202616mEp. 120
How to operationalize vendor intake and triage so review is predictable, fast, and defensible (without arguments).
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Risk Acceptance: Your Product’s Backlog is Not a Risk Committee
Mar 4, 20260Ep. 110
How to define decision rights, document defensible risk acceptance, and avoid ghostly risks that haunt your backlog graveyard.
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Acquisitions: When Two Data Inventories Become One Liability
Mar 2, 20260Ep. 100
Post-merger privacy integration basics, and how to pick first-90-days priorities so you do not inherit a data attic as a surprise.
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When a DSR Request Becomes a Treasure Hunt
Feb 26, 20260Ep. 90
A Fieldnotes guide to running end‐to‐end data subject rights (DSR) operations without turning your team into a full‐time search party.
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You May Be Missing Valuable Privacy Training Opportunities If You're Not Leveraging Tabletops Effectively
Feb 25, 202612mEp. 80
A practical, non‐legal guide to weaving tabletop exercises into your privacy training program—plus when to build the muscle in‐house vs. outsource it (so “annual training” isn’t your only line of defense).
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The AI Flight Recorder Problem
Feb 24, 202611mEp. 70
When logging turns into workplace surveillance
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Channeling Your Inner Privacy Engineer
Feb 24, 20266mEp. 60
A practical mindset for product teams. Ship fast, collect less, and avoid accidental data chaos!
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Your Privacy Notice is a Promise that You May Not Be Keeping
Feb 24, 20268mEp. 50
A practical, non-legal guide to keeping your website privacy notice, your cookie banner, and your site behavior telling the same story.
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Your Old Data is Not a Family Heirloom
Feb 24, 20260Ep. 40
It’s not going to end up on Antiques Roadshow with a surprise valuation, so let this be a gentle intervention to move your data retention program from “we should delete” to “we did delete.”
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Cookie Banner Theater
Feb 24, 20260Ep. 20
When the User Clicks "No" but the Cookies Still Fire
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When You Contract with a Vendor, You Don’t Just Entrust Them with Your Data
Feb 12, 20260Ep. 30
You also entrust them with your reputation.
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