Presentations:
- November 2012: Evanta CISO Executive Conference – Identity & Access Management: Don’t Step the Pile of Identities
- March 2016: NISO Webinar – Ask “how *should* we use that data?”, not merely “how *could* we use that data?”
- June 2016: ALA Annual 2016 – NISO/BISG Forum: Patron Privacy
- December 2016: Evanta CISO Executive Summit – Data Privacy and Governance – Just Because You Can Use the Data, Doesn’t Mean You Should (Replay Video via Evanta 365)
- January 2017: ALA Midwinter 2017 – Cybersecurity & Privacy: What’s Ahead for 2017
- May 2017: Society for Scholarly Publishing 2017 Annual Meeting – Predators, “Pirates” and Privacy: Publishers and Librarians Explore New Challenges in Scholarly Communications
- June 2017: Special Libraries Association 2017 Annual Conference – Privacy, Regulation, and Special Libraries: Beware of That Thumb Drive, and Other Eye-Opening Advice
- June 2017: American Library Association Annual 2017 – Privacy is the Future: The Library’s Role as Educator, Defender and Enforcer (Replay Video via Facebook Live) (Slides via SlideShare)
- January 2018: American Library Association Midwinter 2018 – Shore to Shore: How Europe’s New Data Privacy Laws Help U.S. Libraries (Slides via SlideShare)
- April 2018: Rocky River Public Library – Keeping it Private: A Discussion About Data and the Internet (Replay Video via Livestream) (Slides via SlideShare)
Periodicals:
- November 2015:Information Today – Insider’s Perspective – Balancing Patron Privacy with Patron Data (Paid access)
- April/May 2017:Online Searcher – Security and Privacy for Libraries in 2017
- Upcoming July/August 2018: International Information & Library Review – Shore to Shore: How Europe’s New Data Privacy Laws Help Global Libraries and Patrons DOI:10.1080/10572317.2018.1491692