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Cameron Boozarjomehri

Privacy Engineer

Cameron Boozarjomehri

Cameron Boozarjomehri is Blind Insight’s privacy engineer. He wrote the DORA / GDPR / HIPAA compliance playbook for BlindML — the k-anonymity tiers, default-deny access, and evidence packs that turn a regulation into a configuration — and writes about what encryption-in-use changes for regulated institutions.

Posts by Cameron

A small robot slumps inside a locked glass containment cell marked Danger, next to the headline “Regulators are scrambling to contain the situation — DORA Art. 9(2) in-use requirement now in effect” and a row of regulation badges: DORA, GDPR, HIPAA, CCPA, LGPD, DPDP Act.
Compliance

DORA and Encryption-in-Use: Why the Compliance “Fallback” Is Not Enough

DORA Art. 9(2) covers data in use. The RTS fallback applies only where encryption-in-use isn't possible — it is now. The fallback compounds compliance debt.
A small robot, representing an AI system, stranded on barren ground and reaching toward a vast luminous hexagonal boundary that seals off a thriving metropolis of data and knowledge.
Compliance

AI Compliance Under DORA and GDPR: A Practical Guide

Financial institutions must satisfy DORA Art. 9(2) and GDPR Art. 32 while running AI on sensitive data. Learn what compliant architectures look like.

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