The way the people view online privacy is rapidly evolving. Big technology companies, once widely celebrated as innovators, are facing increasing backlash over how data is being protected and shared — plus billion-dollar fines from government organizations. That shift has changed the way organizations of all sizes view privacy, and what they’re looking for when hiring cybersecurity professionals. View this slide deck to see: -How privacy is changing cybersecurity -Privacy skills and how they apply to different cybersecurity roles -The future of online privacy and data protection laws

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4. Privacy is shaping cybersecurity careers
● Who is the IAPP?
● The privacy landscape
● Cybersecurity is changing: A new era of
cybersecurity professional
● How regulation affects cybersecurity
● The solution: IAPP certification
● Q&A

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Who is the IAPP?

6. The International Association of Privacy
Professionals (IAPP)
● 50,000+ members, 100+ Countries
○ Membership more than doubled within 20 months
● 8 daily, weekly and monthly e-publications
● 8 international conferences
● Westin Research Center
● Not-for-profit, non-advocacy
● Plays a key role in the maintenance and professionalization of the privacy field.
Mission: To define, support, and improve privacy globally

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The privacy landscape

8. What is privacy?
Most aspects of daily life involve the (often
unwittingly) collection, communication
and use of personal data
Governments are being challenged to
determine the proper limits and
regulatory structures to enforce those
limits on data
Businesses and data users must
determine how to comply with emerging
rules
New tech and unclear norms make this
difficult for all involved

9. Privacy regulation
Privacy regulation is protecting against unauthorized access to personal data in
ways consumers are starting to expect,and businesses still trying to understand
New privacy regulations like GDPR and CCPA limit what companies are
able to store, process, collect and share for personal information
Last year, data surpassed oil as the world’s most valuable commodity
In many cases data IS the business

10. What you can and can’t do with data
Can
- Protect your employee and customer
personal data
- Use privacy by design to build a
culture of privacy
- Talk to your colleagues
Can’t
- Store information for longer than
needed
- Share data with collectors or
processors without permission
- Sell data without consent

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Cybersecurity is changing

12. Then Now
PACE OF LEARNING
TECHNOLOGY CHANGE
87% of enterprise IT/security
pros agree skills gap has or
will impact their organization3
3M unfilled cybersec jobs1
2-yr half life for tech skills2
1 2018 ISC2 Workforce Study
2 IT World “Your technology skills have a 2 year half life”
3 Infosec 2019 Cybersecurity Skills Gap survey
Cyber skills gap is an ongoing challenge

13. Defining career paths & filling skills gaps
Source: Infosec 2019 Cybersecurity Industry Report: 3 Steps Employers Can Take to Close the Skills Gap
https://www2.infosecinstitute.com/2019-industry-report
62% of infosec pros report
no or only somewhat clear
career paths
More than a third (34%) of
infosec pros are not confident
about their career goals
59% of infosec pros spend at
least a few hrs/wk learning
new skills (92% a few
hrs/mo)

14. Privacy: A career path forward
Source: TRUStaffing
“For professionals in either security…privacy experience has now become a clear
silo of expertise that is desired if not required for consultants, advisors,
managers, and operators of technology or controls.”
“Hiring managers almost always ask for CIPP certification holders, and having a
CIPP/US or E coupled with a CIPM almost guarantees a candidate’s resume will
get greater consideration than a candidate who does not have these
certifications.”

15. The new cybersecurity professional
● In a recent IAPP study of the disclosure statements of more than 100 publicly traded
companies, “… losing customers’ or employees’ personally identified information
(PII) ranks first among disclosed information-related risks.”
● Compare today’s privacy goals of protecting personal data to pre- DOD 8140 and 8570 as
it related to the cybersecurity job market.
● New regulation has bred a new age of cybercriminal — and must be countered with a
new era of cybersecurity professional

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How regulation affects
cybersecurity

17. The IAPP is validating privacy
Technology sector and supporting teams were among the early adopters of
GDPR —because they had to be!
GDPR had a 100% increase in membership at the IAPP
IAPP expects a 10x affect from CCPA and state-to-state laws
CCPA enforcement begins January 1, 2020

18. Regulation affects cybersecurity
Comprehensive changes in business
practice due to regulation affects
cybersecurity teams
Cybersecurity and privacy goals are
inherently connected thanks to regulation
Unauthorized exposure under new
regulation will result in consequences for
organizations
In this information economy, all
employees who come in contact with data
have to be knowledgeable of what they
can and can’t do

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IAPP certification options

20. Regulation affects cybersecurity
Certified Information Privacy Manager (CIPM)
Implementing privacy in an organization: The “how” of privacy from a
management perspective
Certified Information Privacy Technologist (CIPT)
Implementing privacy in applications and systems: The “how” of privacy
from a technology perspective
CIPP/US, CIPM and CIPT are all accredited under ISO standards
Certified Information Privacy Professional/United States (CIPP/US)
The law and regulation based in the US: The “what” of data protection in
the US, and abroad

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