Jamie Danker

Jamie Danker brings deep privacy, identity, and cybersecurity knowledge along with diverse perspectives from oversight, operational, and guidance organizations based on her prior roles in government and industry. Prior to joining Venable she supported the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in developing the NIST Privacy Framework and is co-author of privacy requirements and considerations in NIST SP 800-63-3 Digital Identity Guidelines. She spent 10 years at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in various privacy roles, advocating for building privacy into the earliest stages of systems and program development. She began her career at the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO), leading reviews of federal agency's privacy and cybersecurity practices.

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Jamie Danker

The Steps to Successfully Baking Privacy into an IAM Implementation

Nobody Puts Privacy in a Corner: Privacy in Enterprise Risk Management

The Steps to Successfully Baking Privacy into an IAM Implementation

Nobody Puts Privacy in a Corner: Privacy in Enterprise Risk Management

The Steps to Successfully Baking Privacy into an IAM Implementation

Nobody Puts Privacy in a Corner: Privacy in Enterprise Risk Management

The Steps to Successfully Baking Privacy into an IAM Implementation

Nobody Puts Privacy in a Corner: Privacy in Enterprise Risk Management

The Steps to Successfully Baking Privacy into an IAM Implementation

Nobody Puts Privacy in a Corner: Privacy in Enterprise Risk Management

The Steps to Successfully Baking Privacy into an IAM Implementation

Nobody Puts Privacy in a Corner: Privacy in Enterprise Risk Management