
Show Notes
In this episode of The Digital Trust Podcast, Christian Redshaw is joined by Michelle Dennedy, Chief Data Strategy Officer at Abaxx Technologies. Michelle discusses how privacy and security must be integrated by design, emphasizing the importance of embedding privacy into systems from the outset. She also introduces the concept of "wicked problems" at the intersection of privacy, security, and data governance. This episode offers a practical roadmap for businesses looking to navigate these challenges and build digital trust from the ground up.
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