Episode 6 of the Data Protectors Podcast takes a radical shift from previous episodes by taking a crystal ball and trying to paint a picture of the future of data protection and data security in Kenya and the world.
This episode stars Tarun Samtani, a senior privacy practitioner with experience across different countries such as the United Kingdom and Singapore, and Francis Monyango, a certified information privacy manager with experience practising and teaching data protection in Kenya.
Under the moderation of Ochieng’ Ogango, speakers tackle diverse issues like awareness of data subject rights, decentralised identity, fines against big tech companies and how they will shape the future of privacy in the next one or two decades. Listen to this episode to discover their forecasts.
This podcast was produced by KICTANET and GIZ/DTC Kenya, in collaboration with Nairobi Legal Hackers, as part of the AU-EU D4D Hub project.
Moderator:
- Ochieng Ogango, Advocate of the High Court of Kenya
Speakers:
- Tarun Samtani, Advisory Board Member, International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP)
- Francis Monyango, Privacy and Data Protection Practitioner
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