In the News

How can new machine-learning and AI algorithms make accurate inferences about you by just looking at your purchases without further context? Ale Brown, our founder, gives her perspective on the risks of flawed inferences in this article by The Globe and Mail

The risks of a poor data management strategy can have consequences from a privacy perspective, especially when it comes to personal health data.

With the amount of data that smart devices can collect, it is a matter of good privacy management and data protection as well as good business management to have a clear data governance strategy in place.

Children need to understand they have a right to online privacy, and that they don’t have to consent to everything they are being asked for.

May 26th 2018 marks the day after GDPR comes into force. What will everyone be doing once the deadline is past? Ale Brown gave her perspective to the IAPP on what this means for her and Kirke Management Consulting.

Privacy experts – among them Ale Brown –  say many small and mid-sized Canadian companies have only recently become aware that they may be covered by the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation.

Kirke Management Consulting advises companies to engage in personal-data spring cleaning

The digital marketplace is the perfect venue for cyber-theft if you are not careful enough.

Privacy Data Day offers organizations opportunity to put privacy culture at forefront to strengthen public trust Underground ransomware market, regulatory reform and consumer expectations are major trends ushering in heightened awareness on the need for privacy oversight. A true privacy management culture can enhance an organization’s reputation among customers.

Listen to our founder, Ale Brown, talk to the team at Business in Vancouver about the state of data privacy today. This is an insightful interview where she discussed GDPR, how consumers need to hold organizations accountable to ensure that they are doing something to protect their privacy as they benefit from their data and why larger organizations need to respect their consumers and build trust. Go to minute 39 to learn more.