6 mins with my passport: A Nigerian privacy story executives pretend is normal
I handed my passport to a security guard.Not a data protection officer. Not a compliance manager. A security guard at...
Read moreDetailsMichael Irene, CIPM, CIPP(E) certification, is a data and information governance practitioner based in London, United Kingdom. He is also a Fellow of Higher Education Academy, UK, and can be reached via moshoke@yahoo.com; twitter: @moshoke
I handed my passport to a security guard.Not a data protection officer. Not a compliance manager. A security guard at...
Read moreDetailsThere is a revealing anecdote buried in the Reuters report, “Zuckerberg, Meta directors agree to $190 million settlement of shareholder...
Read moreDetailsEveryone keeps saying ATT and GAID are about privacy. They’re not. They’re about control. Privacy is just the language we’ve...
Read moreDetailsThere is a structural question at the heart of Nigerian finance that is not being debated with the seriousness it...
Read moreDetailsThere is an uncomfortable truth hanging over boardrooms, research institutes and public bodies today. We are surrounded by more data...
Read moreDetailsI spent last Thursday at a major risk and governance event in London, and I thought it would be useful...
Read moreDetailsEvery business in Nigeria now claims to be “data-driven”. It’s the new corporate fashion accessory. If you don’t mention data...
Read moreDetailsIn every organisation, data moves faster than people realise. Information travels between systems, teams and partners, often without anyone seeing...
Read moreDetailsThe conundrum of personal data protection in Nigeria is stark and deeply human. Nigeria says it takes personal data seriously....
Read moreDetailsNigerians are bleeding data — willingly, gleefully, and without an ounce of shame. We hand over our personal information as...
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