Every day we share information online without thinking twice. Photos, locations, event registrations, fitness apps, school schedules, and social media posts can all reveal more than we intend.
This week, Mike is joined by security risk consultant Paige Hunter to explore how publicly available information can create unexpected vulnerabilities for individuals, families, and organizations. Drawing from her work in threat assessment, executive protection, critical infrastructure, and reputational risk, Paige explains how bad actors gather information, how organizations assess potential threats, and the practical steps anyone can take to better protect their privacy.
Whether you're leading an organization, raising a family, or simply thinking more intentionally about your digital footprint, this conversation offers practical ideas you can put into practice right away.
In this episode, you'll learn:
- Why "privacy first" is a practical mindset for everyday life
- How publicly available information can create security risks
- The surprising digital habits that reveal more than people realize
- Simple ways to strengthen your online privacy
- How organizations assess and mitigate security threats
- Why executives, business owners, and parents all benefit from thinking differently about privacy
- Practical steps to reduce your digital footprint without disconnecting from technology
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