We want training to be something that our participants can enjoy. We also know it takes a surprising amount of energy to pay attention to something that may not be front of mind. How is someone supposed to pay attention to the updated data retention policy when they have an email campaign starting this week? […]
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You\’ve created a data inventory, you\’ve mapped your processes, and researched the laws and regulations that are applicable to your business. Not surprisingly, there are some gaps between your practices and the legal requirements. Now what do you do?
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And how does it affect my marketing activities? Opt-out mechanisms for consumers For companies engaged in direct marketing activities, the opt-out mechanism is a known and growing complicating element. The Attorney General’s decision in the Sephora Case has resulted in the Global Privacy Control increasingly becoming a mechanism that businesses must respect on their websites.
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It has been no secret that I am a nerd. One place my inner nerd particularly surfaces is my love of board games. From your most basic game of Scrabble, in depth games of Catan, or diving deep into a euro-game with an encyclopedia sized rulebook, I am ready to go. There is a lot
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The privacy legal landscape is rapidly changing. Many jurisdictions are considering or are about to enforce new legislation for the protection of personal information with varying requirements. Once the laws are enacted, regulatory authorities than interpret the requirements which may impact what organizations must do to comply. Recognizing the passage and enforcement of a new
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When new technologies arrive on the scene, there is a rush to use them everywhere. Bluetooth technology led to including it in almost any new product regardless of whether it actually adds anything. Internet connectivity has also seen a similar reaction; most notably I recall a juicer that was connected to the internet leading to
How does the draft US federal privacy bill measure up to the GDPR? Months after the \”agreement in principle” between the EU and the US for a new \’Trans-Atlantic Data Privacy Framework,\’ a draft federal data privacy bill has been proposed by US Congress members. The question remains whether the US bill will stand up
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How does the new Connecticut Data Privacy Act compare to other state laws? Both the Connecticut House of Representatives and Senate have approved the new Connecticut Data Privacy Act (CTDPA) as of April 28. From a thorough review, the bill seems to be stronger than some other recent state privacy laws. I took the time
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In my last webinar about privacy impact assessments, there were some questions about risk and how to rank it. There are several ways to determine risk rankings as well as what a risk actually is. Most important is experience with various situations and in a number of different verticals in order to understand what risks
Where is empathy’s place in privacy? In the middle of April, I attended the International Association of Privacy Professionals’ Global Privacy Summit and came back with a few impressions. One came from Author Malcolm Gladwell’s keynote session where he proposed that our questions about privacy and technology should not be focused on what can be
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