Data minimization: a privacy engineer’s guide on getting started
Our Senior Software Engineer Dawn Pattison walks you through implementing data minimization into your business.
Cookie consent dark patterns: what they are and how to fix them
Our Senior DevSecOps Engineer Robert Keyser writes about the dark patterns commonly used on cookie consent banners, and what design considerations could fix them.
Our CIP certified privacy professional mission patch
Ethyca’s CEO Cillian Kieran explains the significance of the team’s CIP certified patches.
Privacy for Marketing: What’s the Deal with GPC?
Our web developer, Suchi Natarajan, breaks down the Global Privacy Control (GPC) and how to comply with it.
Empowering Collaboration: Ethyca’s common language approach to privacy automation
Our VP of Sales, James Frey, breaks down how Ethyca’s privacy solutions bridge the silos between legal and engineering teams.
3 Important Lessons For A Privacy Career: Notes From The Women In Privacy Career Panel
In recognition of Women’s History Month, Ethyca recently hosted the Women in Privacy Career Panel, featuring a group of accomplished privacy leaders. It was inspiring and informative to hear these women share insights they’ve gained over their careers. From the panel discussion and Q&A, we identify three common threads from the panelists when it comes to building a career in privacy tech.
See A Dark Pattern, Defeat A Dark Pattern
I first learned about dark UX patterns when I worked at Blizzard Entertainment, where our UX team fought endlessly to thwart any experiences that could be remotely perceived as dark patterns,
Big Tech As Its Own Privacy Regulator, Part 2: For Kids
On policy and product fronts, children’s privacy is taking the national stage. In understanding the market and legal forces at work, a striking vision for general consumer privacy comes into focus.
Your Guide To The May 2021 Ruling On Facebook’s EU-US Data Transfers
The Schrems saga, going eight years strong, is only getting more consequential for data transfers. Here’s a recap of the latest ruling out of Ireland.
Big Tech As Its Own Privacy Regulator
The privacy power-players in 2021 aren’t federal lawmakers – they’re tech giants. However, the year is young, and lawmakers already have the enthusiasm to drive privacy progress. They just need to channel it into a federal privacy law.