Head of Business & Human Rights @Cisco. Privacy & free expression. Views expressed in my tweets are mine alone & do not necessarily reflect the views of Cisco.
.@Cisco's support for human rights starts at the top. @DevStahlkopf recently sat down to discuss her vision for protecting the vulnerable and creating a better, more #InclusiveFuture for all: https://t.co/2OPglqxozt
Thank you @Cisco for your contribution to promote the application of the UN Guiding Principles on #bizhumanrights in the development and use of digital tech with the UN B-Tech Project
'We’re starting to see a move towards a recognizable discipline of Human Rights Engineering'. A big thank you to special guest @km_shay for joining @cmcd_phd on our latest #digitalethics podcast. You can listen to the episode here. https://t.co/BBVUUP4bRw
Cisco listens to customers' security and privacy concerns and has refreshed its Transparency Report to answer customers’ top questions about government data demands.
https://t.co/cvSUeeya4B
In honor of #InternationalHumanRightsDay, @Cisco GC @ChandlerCisco details our efforts to design products to enhance the ability of all people to enjoy the rights reflected in the UN Declaration. #bizhumanrights#wearecisco https://t.co/Jyn0AgwDbU
New use cases for contact tracing and workplace monitoring during #COVID19 present new questions about balancing health and safety with privacy and human rights standards. Join us to explore at #BSR20. @km_shay@Cisco@alexrosebud@Google@Microsoft https://t.co/dNzVOKsNZX
Starting now! @RobertWaitman and I discuss “privacy active” consumers, how regulation enables innovation, and what needs to change to give consumers control of their data destiny. Join us NOW for our live Q&A! #RightsCon2020
https://t.co/Vc472ri0SC
.@RobertWaitman’s research shows that regulatory guardrails actually enable innovation and build consumer trust. Come learn more in our #RightsCon live Q&A, today at 3:45ET https://t.co/Vc472rzBKa
Who is responsible for protecting user privacy?
(a) government
(b) companies
(c) consumers
(d) all of the above
@RobertWaitman of @Cisco tells us how consumers answer this question today at #RightsCon at 3:45ET. Come join us! https://t.co/Vc472ri0SC
How are regulations like #GDPR changing consumers’ views of #privacy and how they choose to protect it? Come chat with @RobertWaitman and me at 3:45ET in our #RightsCon2020 Q&A. https://t.co/Vc472rzBKa
What questions do you have about consumers’ view of #privacy? Come ask @Cisco’s @RobertWaitman, who has studied and published on this, today at 3:45ET at #RightsCon https://t.co/Vc472ri0SC
Why @Cisco’s CPO says "Privacy is a business imperative and ethical responsibility – not just a compliance requirement.” Today at 3:45ET at #RightsCon2020 https://t.co/Vc472rzBKa @RobertWaitman
I’ll discuss data nutrition labels, #privacy active consumers, and more, today at 3:45ET with @RobertWaitman — come join us for a live Q&A. https://t.co/Vc472ri0SC #RightsCon
Consumers DO care about their #privacy, many are willing to take action to protect it, and some already have. What growing user sophistication means for business, today at 3:45ET at #RightsCon2020 https://t.co/Vc472rzBKa @RobertWaitman
91% of #Privacy Active consumers won’t buy a product if they don’t trust how the data will be used. @RobertWaitman & I will discuss what this means for business today in a live #RightsCon Q&A, today at 3:45ET. https://t.co/Vc472ri0SC
Didn’t get into the #RightsCon strategy session you were hoping for? Check out my lightning talk with @RobertWaitman: Data #Privacy: Enabling individuals to control their data destiny, and leave a comment! https://t.co/Vc472ri0SC