Uber appointed Ruby Zefo as chief privacy officer and Simon Hania as data protection officer, a company spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
The ride-hailing company has had a rough history when it comes to protecting driver and passenger data, even while it gears up for a public listing next year.
Hackers previously stole information about Uber drivers and the company acknowledged in 2014 that its employees had used a software tool called “God View” to track passengers.
Zefo, who will start in her new job from August 6, joins Uber from Intel Corp where she was chief privacy & security counsel.
Hania joins from Dutch digital mapping company TomTom NV , where he was vice president of privacy & security.
