Privacy matters — because trust is everything.In this episode of Successfully Ambiguous, host Christine Brooks-Cappadocia (AVP, Continuing Studies at York University) sits down with Peter Kosmala, global privacy expert and York instructor, to explore how data culture differs across the U.S., Canada, and Europe, revealing why protecting what’s personal has never been more important.From cybersecurity and transparency to managing your digital footprint, this conversation reveals how privacy has evolved into a cornerstone of digital trust and ethical innovation.What you’ll learn:Why privacy is cultural and what that means for global businessHow cybersecurity and privacy work hand in handWhat Canadian organizations can do to build transparency and complianceHow job seekers can protect their digital reputation and data rightsWhat “the right to be forgotten” really means — and what it doesn’tSpecial offer (expires January 2026):Save $100 on York University’s Information Privacy program.Use code SuccessfullyIP when registering for the next cohort.Learn more or apply:https://continue.yorku.ca/programs/certificate-in-information-privacy/This promotional code is non-transferable, has no cash value, and may not be combined with other offers.Have a question or career story to share?Email: [email protected] the conversation with today's leaders and share your career questions. Make sure to subscribe, like, and share!  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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