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In 2018, GDPR brought data privacy to the forefront. The prior regulation had the impact of “ankle biters” and was often ignored. However, the new version has the potential chomp of a Megalodon for non-compliance. The rapid pace of technology innovation, paired with the maturation of the Internet of Things, digitation/automation efforts along with big/deep data analysis, creates a world where ensuring data privacy seems impossible. Every week there are new reports of data breaches or privacy violations. Two recent examples are Ring Doorbell and Facebook. Privacy engineering is a technical process that when incorporated into the solution development lifecycle process, can help ensure that data privacy requirements are met and/or at least the gaps are understood and what mitigation steps are needed before the product or solution is made available to customers or implemented within an organization.
The talk will demonstrate the critical role of privacy engineering and will highlight that software engineers and program/product managers can be privacy engineers. We will provide high level concepts of privacy engineering and discuss how this process can be integrated into an organization’s development lifecycle process.
Deepika Gupta, Security Architect / Technical Leader, Cisco
Deepika Gupta is a Security Architect/ Technical Leader in the InfoSec team at Cisco. Currently, she is the product owner and technical lead for Continuous Security Buddy (CSB) product for OpenStack and OpenShift which provides automated security posture validation of private cloud tenants. Before joining InfoSec team, Deepika was a Security Advocate and Manager/ Technical Leader in Cisco’s Cloud Business unit working on security and quality assurance of OpenStack based NFVi solution.
Deepika has also hosted and presented at Cisco’s internal security conference for several years. She is also a pillar lead for Cisco’s Women in Cyber Security.