The datasphere is a complex adaptive system encompassing not only all types of data but also the dynamic, cross-border interactions between groups of people and the norms that govern them. Current data legislation remains rooted in state lines, raising a fundamental question: How do we govern a resource that defies traditional boundaries?

In this episode of the "Two Byte Conversations" podcast, Data Strategy, Security & Privacy attorney Kevin Angle speaks with Lorrayne Porciuncula, executive director of The Datasphere Initiative. Ms. Porciuncula explains the concept of the datasphere and why how we define it matters as data collection and use continue to evolve.

The conversation offers insight for those navigating the intersection of technology, policy and global commerce. As Ms. Porciuncula emphasizes, data isn't a commodity to hoard; it's infrastructure to steward. This episode shows why the choices we make now will shape how that infrastructure serves society.

In the newest episode of his "Two Byte Conversations" podcast, Data Strategy, Security & Privacy attorney Kevin Angle is joined by privacy officer Aaron Mendelsohn to discuss the ins and outs of building a privacy program and how to work with internal stakeholders and clients to build trust and respect. They also talk about Mr. Mendelsohn's new book, "Operationalizing Data Protection and Privacy," his experience teaching cybersecurity and privacy law at Cleveland State University and their views on being an effective legal counselor and privacy officer.

In this episode of the "Two Byte Conversations" podcast series, Data Strategy, Security & Privacy attorney Kevin Angle discusses the importance of privacy management and different frameworks with Bethany Singer-Baefsky, Group Chief Privacy Officer at National Grid. They cover ethical data stewardship that extends beyond regulatory compliance, the differences between global privacy regulations, examples of strong privacy frameworks and how to measure the efficacy of your company's protocols.