In this interview, Michael Zurcher, Global Privacy Officer and Senior Director at Iron Mountain, talks about important points to consider when it comes to the ethics of privacy.
The COVID-19 pandemic is challenging how organizations operate and manage information. Here is a comprehensive overview of worldwide regulatory and DPA guidance.
In July 2019, the Australian Parliament enacted legislation that will grant consumer the right to "own" their personal data.
On September 30, 2019 the Cayman Islands Data Protection Law (DPL) went into effect.
For an organization to manage personal data responsibly and in compliance with regulations like the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) it needs to know exactly what "personal data" is.
In preparation for the upcoming Brexit deadline, organisations are rushing to find temporary or long-term storage for their data and assets.
No matter how experienced an entity may be, compliance is a daunting task in this regulatory landscape. So, where should an organization begin? With a successful information lifecycle management process in place.
According to IAPP's latest Annual Privacy Governance Report for 2019, although data breach reporting is on the rise, not all organizations account for their breaches.
Organizations across the globe are facing unparalleled challenges during the COVID-19 crisis and many employees are working from home for the first time. Here are best practices to ensure information is managed as compliantly from home as from the office.
Recent actions by data protection authorities in the European Union demonstrate that they're more than willing to enforce GDPR Article 5.
With all of the talk about complying with the CCPA, extending its protections to an entire customer base and adhering to similar laws around the globe, data migration should be top-of-mind.
With organizations focusing on compliance with the CCPA, it's important to understand that managing privacy and data retention go hand-in-hand.
We live in an age where we have the ability to collect and utilize more data than ever. As the amount of data we're responsible for increases, so do concerns that we're handling it properly.
Businesses subject to the CCPA may need to revisit their data protection backup strategies so that personal information in not inappropriately stored or restored.
Many internet users are quick to complain about their online privacy. However, at the same time, they freely provide their most sensitive personal information to websites just to use an application.
Businesses subject to the CCPA may need to revisit their data protection backup strategies so that personal information in not inappropriately stored or restored.
Better understand the impact of the intersection of privacy compliance and transparency for the public good. This video features guidance from privacy, RIM and compliance subject matter experts and includes best practices for managing COVID-19 related information.