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David has over twenty-five years of experience in leading the application of emerging technologies while streamlining governance requirements and thereby creating sustainable, organizational change. Prior to joining Verif-y, David was a Managing Director for PwC where he was responsible for the risk assurance emerging technologies practice. He has also served as the Chief Risk Officer for a financial services organization and, finally he was a Principal at Deloitte where he focused on privacy and security initiatives. He is a frequent guest lecturer at national and local professional services conferences on subjects such as enterprise risk management, emerging technologies and organizational transformation.
As hospital systems have grown over the years and pursued extended outreach programs, compliance officers have faced greater challenges in managing background checks, clinician licenses and clinician certifications.
As part of Verif-y’s ongoing efforts to educate organizations and individuals about digital identity, we thought it might be useful to dedicate a post to the current challenges related to the protection of Personally Identifiable Information (PII), as well as provide suggestions on potential mitigation strategies.
According to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development 66% of the 194 member countries have adopted some form of privacy related legislation. Surprisingly, for a country that espouses the personal liberties of its citizens, the United States ranks in the middle of the pack for privacy protections.
A consumer’s data footprint is established from the moment they are born and lingers for years after they pass.
