Ben Tan
7 stories
Privacy teams often let perfect get in the way of progress. Here are five questions to help you separate a misstated requirement, factual error, or hard-to-undo harm from the nice-to-have that belongs in the next iteration.
Who says privacy awareness material needs to be boring? We brought a 1986 toy catalog with a baddie called 'The B Word' to a stakeholder meeting. Need we say more?
Single-panel comics for your next steering committee, awareness module or training deck. Because friends don't send friends risk matrices.
Turn recurring privacy questions into a structured first pass. Choose the decision in front of you, answer one fact at a time, and leave with a plain-language result, next actions, and the sources behind it.
A tool you can customize to build repeatable prompts for the task at hand, tailored to your organization. Some assembly required.
A tool to generate synthetic test data that's fake by design. Anonymous from the start, not scrubbed after the fact.
A short note on the publication: practical privacy and AI governance for the people doing the actual work.
