During the IAPP’s most recent Privacy Summit, I was approached with an interesting question. “I am a privacy professional and I know why GDPR is important. I know about the fines and requirements for compliance, but few others at my company do. How do I explain GDPR to my colleagues effectively?” I responded with a […]
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Unfortunately, it is a given that as an organization you will receive a notice from a third party that they had an incident or breach that may have compromised personal or sensitive employee or customer information. A majority of the breach laws require immediate notification or notification within a 24hr to 48hr timeframe, not including
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In the past, despite numerous bills being submitted to it, Congress has not had much of an appetite for enacting a federal data privacy and breach notification law, choosing instead to leave it to the States. In light of the recent Cambridge Analytica fiasco and the massive Equifax data breach, the time might now be
May has many holidays; Mothers Day, Memorial Day, Cinco de Mayo, Star Wars Day (May the fourth), and, of course, the new GDPR Day. Almost everyone is ready for the first four, but we continue to get calls from those GDPR procrastinators to help them prepare. With less than a month left to GDPR Day,
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