Hunter Wenfield
Hello, I’m glad you’re here! I’ll be your host of this party and help you understand the basics of your data and what you can do to make it private. Knowing who you are will help you know what’s important and what needs to be kept out of the public eye, as well as what data companies are not allowed to use for their own purposes. I’m glad you’ve decided to learn more about this topic so you can continue to improve your knowledge and know your rights.
You can find my LinkedIn beneath here. That’ll give you my experience, work history, certifications, skills, and anything else publicly available. If you want to know, feel free to reach out or conduct your own search.
The main things I will cover through the DPP Newsletter and the DPP Installment are related to government regulations, industry standards, best practices, security breaches, tools and techniques, and anything else you can think of. My goal is to help you understand how any of these things affect your personal and professional life because there’s a lot of information out there, but not a lot of people telling you how you’re information is affected. I also intend to release one per month at the latest, however, this is not my full-time job and life can be unpredictable, so please forgive me if I do not hit my intended timeline. I want this project to be free of charge for all people because we shouldn’t have to pay to know about our own information.
Lastly, if you’re ever reading a newsletter and are thinking my information is incorrect, please feel free to let me know through the “Contact” page. I would prefer the information to be correct rather than mislead someone who may not know as much as you or I. Ultimately, I hope this can become a place that promotes collaboration between myself and my readers, while also providing a platform that explains complicated things in a way that anyone can understand.
Your information belongs to you and just because you aren’t a powerful corporation doesn’t mean you aren’t entitled to how that information is used.