Jamie Danker’s arrival at Venable was covered by Jiffy360 on April 21, 2021, Cyberwire on April 20, and General Counsel News, DC CityBizList, and Attorney at Law Magazine on April 19.
Ms. Danker combines her federal government and private sector experience to help clients build more trustworthy systems, products, and services through adoption of cybersecurity and privacy risk management practices. She 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, Ms. Danker served as the vice president of privacy at Easy Dynamics Corporation, where she led a practice delivering privacy risk management, privacy engineering, and privacy program services. In that role she supported the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in developing the NIST Privacy Framework, released in January 2020, serving as the only contractor member of the framework's core drafting team. She also advised the General Services Administration (GSA) in establishing a privacy-preserving attribute validation service.
Commenting on her move to Venable, Ms. Danker said, "Venable is renowned for its capabilities in the cybersecurity risk management space. I look forward to collaborating with this prestigious team to develop robust privacy frameworks that enable our clients to protect their digital assets and more easily adapt to the ever-evolving regulatory environment."