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To celebrate Data Privacy Week, we’ve compiled a list of blog posts that embody the significance of incorporating data privacy efforts in your organization:
With more urgent priorities, many organizations were forced to take a risk-based approach towards compliance. How have requirements been impacted? Have any been loosened in light of the current circumstances? Below is an updated status of some of the common compliance regulations:
It can be helpful to take a step back from the individual checklists and shift from focusing on compliance to focusing more holistically on information security. One way to standardize and build a roadmap for your enterprise information security program is through the use of an industry cyber security framework.
A large part of an Internal Auditor’s job is to keep current with regulatory standards, and ensure the executive level team is aware of any potential regulatory violations that could result in significant fines or losses.
The organizational privacy notice is one of the documents that must be updated to better align with the new European General Data Protection Regulation.
Who has access, or rather who should have access, to your organizational systems and data? Organizations that handle personally identifiable information or other sensitive information types must take extra steps to ensure access to that information is closely controlled.
Now that May 25, 2018 has come and gone, some of the hype around the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) appears to have dwindled.
If your organization is either offering goods or services to data subjects or monitoring the behavior of data subjects while they are located within the EU, you do qualify as a data controller under the rule.
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