Privacy and a New Era of Personal Computing

Microsoft Chief Privacy Officer Brendon Lynch was recently in Brussels with privacy regulators and practitioners from around the world. There, he kicked off our latest @Microsoft Conversations in Privacy discussion, delivering a keynote at the IAPP European Data Protection Congress.

During his keynote, Brendon referenced the summary report from Microsoft’s recent discussions with the world’s foremost privacy thinkers on the topic of alternate models for privacy in a modern information economy. Brendon shares his insights from the week and outlines how this type of engagement with privacy stakeholders helps Microsoft deliver the strong privacy protections customers expect.