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Engaging with Security, Privacy, and Compliance Expert, Rebecca Herold

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From accidental courtroom testimony to becoming "The Privacy Professor," Rebecca Herold's journey into expert witnessing began when the FBI sought her evidence in a criminal case involving her home's previous owners. This unexpected experience revealed her natural talent for explaining complex matters under pressure—a skill that would define her future career.
With over 35 years in information security and compliance, Herold has established herself as a sought-after expert witness specializing in digital privacy, online tracking, and regulatory compliance. Her approach stands out for its unwavering commitment to honesty.
Maintaining expertise in such a rapidly evolving field requires constant education. Herold starts each day reviewing news about security breaches, lawsuits, and regulatory changes. Her background as an adjunct professor and author of 22+ books provides the foundation for explaining technical concepts in accessible ways to judges and juries with varying levels of technical understanding.
For those entering the expert witness field, Herold emphasizes understanding the specific scope and goals of each engagement. Rather than presenting everything you know—a tendency among academics—effective expert witnesses focus precisely on what's relevant to the specific legal questions at hand.
Join us to discover how digital privacy expertise translates into effective courtroom testimony, and why maintaining professional integrity remains essential in this complex and evolving field. Subscribe to Engaging Experts for more insights from top specialists across diverse professional domains.

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Chapters

1. Meet Rebecca Herold, The Privacy Professor (00:00:00)

2. Becoming an Expert Witness Accidentally (00:03:03)

3. Case Selection and Ethical Considerations (00:05:26)

4. Online Tracking Cases and Scammers (00:10:04)

5. Staying Current in Tech Security (00:15:26)

6. Preparation for Testimony and Depositions (00:21:14)

7. Building Effective Expert-Attorney Relationships (00:28:49)

8. Advice for New Expert Witnesses (00:36:46)

167 episodes

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From accidental courtroom testimony to becoming "The Privacy Professor," Rebecca Herold's journey into expert witnessing began when the FBI sought her evidence in a criminal case involving her home's previous owners. This unexpected experience revealed her natural talent for explaining complex matters under pressure—a skill that would define her future career.
With over 35 years in information security and compliance, Herold has established herself as a sought-after expert witness specializing in digital privacy, online tracking, and regulatory compliance. Her approach stands out for its unwavering commitment to honesty.
Maintaining expertise in such a rapidly evolving field requires constant education. Herold starts each day reviewing news about security breaches, lawsuits, and regulatory changes. Her background as an adjunct professor and author of 22+ books provides the foundation for explaining technical concepts in accessible ways to judges and juries with varying levels of technical understanding.
For those entering the expert witness field, Herold emphasizes understanding the specific scope and goals of each engagement. Rather than presenting everything you know—a tendency among academics—effective expert witnesses focus precisely on what's relevant to the specific legal questions at hand.
Join us to discover how digital privacy expertise translates into effective courtroom testimony, and why maintaining professional integrity remains essential in this complex and evolving field. Subscribe to Engaging Experts for more insights from top specialists across diverse professional domains.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Meet Rebecca Herold, The Privacy Professor (00:00:00)

2. Becoming an Expert Witness Accidentally (00:03:03)

3. Case Selection and Ethical Considerations (00:05:26)

4. Online Tracking Cases and Scammers (00:10:04)

5. Staying Current in Tech Security (00:15:26)

6. Preparation for Testimony and Depositions (00:21:14)

7. Building Effective Expert-Attorney Relationships (00:28:49)

8. Advice for New Expert Witnesses (00:36:46)

167 episodes

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