An Introduction to Lean Data Practices (LDP)

Lean Data Practices (LDP) is a framework for anyone processing, accessing or storing personal data to build in privacy, security, and communications in ways that can build trust and reduce risk. Mozilla facilitates workshops and roundtables on LDP and offers a public toolkit, templates, case studies, other resources at: www.leandatapractices.com

Outline

Target Audience: Public lecture - developers, academics, media, etc.
There will be a pre-recorded video focused on LDP as both a strategic and operational, program model for data management. Attendees should be able to identify practical ways these methods and tools can help them in their own privacy operations programs.
There will also be a separate live Q & A session where attendees can ask questions about LDP specifically or data privacy operations in general.

Requirements

No particular materials required other than internet access.

Speaker bio

Bio: Alicia Gray is the Senior Manager for Trust & Privacy at Mozilla. She is responsible for privacy program strategy, development and implementation including developing internal policies and procedures, data subject access requests, vendor reviews, data inventory and other privacy activities designed to support Mozilla’s privacy principles and legal obligations. The privacy and trust team supports all data collection touch points ranging from users, to our community members to our employees.