Data Privacy Accountability in Practice: A Case Study of Cisco
October 20, 2021
In this episode of The Accountability Studio, host Cobun Zweifel-Keegan is joined by Cisco's Vice President and Chief Privacy Officer, Harvey Jang, and BBB National Programs’ Director of Global Privacy Initiatives, Josh Harris, for a deep-dive into one company’s innovative approach to data privacy, accountability, and trust. Listen in to learn how Cisco developed its privacy program and how Jang and his team made privacy a business imperative for the company.
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