Last month I had the honour of addressing fellow privacy and data protection professionals at the DPAS Conference, a great event arranged and hosted by the lovely people at the Data Privacy Advisory Service.
My chosen topic was 'Data Harms and Data Hazards', in which I proposed an alternative way of looking out for potential effects on data subjects without crude 5x5 likelihood/impact matrices or crystal balls.
(It does feature a very handsome cat though)
The DPAS team have kindly published the full conference video on their YouTube channel - I can highly recommend checking out the whole programme if you can - there's loads of useful info and insights from my fellow speakers.
My talk is chapter 5, starting at 1:04:29
Enjoy!