Operationalizing Data Protection and Privacy collects real world lessons, and more, into a comprehensive guide for the next generation of privacy professionals, drawing from more than two decades of the author’s experience as a cybersecurity and privacy professional, law school professor, and attorney. It’s designed to help new professionals understand how privacy functions in the real world—inside companies, among stakeholders, and across technologies.

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You can read this book from cover to cover or treat it as a reference—jumping to

specific chapters as questions or challenges arise. Either way, it leaves you with a

clearer sense of what it takes to succeed in this field. More importantly, it helps you not only advance your career but make a meaningful impact wherever your privacy work takes you.