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Francoise Gilbert

Françoise Gilbert has focused on information privacy and security for more than 25 years; she regularly deals with compliance challenges raised by cloud computing, connected objects, smart cities, big data, mobile applications, wearable devices, social media, and other cutting-edge developments. Françoise is internationally recognized as a thought leader and expert in data privacy and cyber security. In 2015, she was recognized as a “Cybersecurity and Privacy Trailblazer”. In 2014, she was named “San Francisco Lawyer of the Year” by Best Lawyers for her work in information privacy and security. She has been listed in Chambers USA and Chambers Global since 2008, Best Lawyers in America since 2007, and Who’s Who in Ecommerce and Internet Law since 1998 as one of the leading privacy and cybersecurity attorneys.

Data Privacy

Ten Privacy and Data Security Mistakes Start-Ups Should Avoid (Part II)

Francoise Gilbert Feb 19, 2016 0

Most technology start-up companies lack the experience and resources needed to manage the plethora of security, privacy, and compliance issues inherent in a growing technology business. Nevertheless, the legal and business implications of poorly managed privacy and data security practices are too important to ignore. A…

Data Privacy

Ten Privacy and Data Security Mistakes Start-Ups Should Avoid (Part I)

Francoise Gilbert Jan 20, 2016 0

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Right to be Forgotten: Principle, Controversy and Practicality in the Digital Age

Francoise Gilbert Aug 26, 2015 0

Over the last number of years, the global legal landscape regarding an individual's right to be forgotten in the digital world has evolved significantly. Recent events continue to raise many controversial issues and challenges for policy makers, data protection authorities and search engines alike.

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Taking a Global Look at Personal Data Protection – Can the World Achieve Better Privacy Protection…

Francoise Gilbert Aug 25, 2015 0

Ubiquitous computing, offshoring, and connected databases make most personal data available almost anywhere in the world. However, laws and standards lag behind technology. Are we prepared to address the personal data issues of the future?