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The Past Holds the Key to Future Privacy Incident Response
Read and review the many ways that analysis and reporting can improve the health and visibility of privacy programs.
Read moreChanging Data Breach Laws: Washington
What is Washington House Bill 1071, how does this align with current data breach regulation trends, and what does this mean for privacy incident response professionals?
Read moreFinding the Path to a Successful Incident Response Program
With over 100 new privacy laws going into effect just in the last two years, fast-changing business technology from AI to ad tech pushing the definitions of privacy, and new data security threats cropping up constantly, preparing to respond can be daunting.
Read moreRadarFirst Launches Privacy Incident Benchmarking Feature
Interactive graphs allow organizations using Radar to compare their privacy and security incident response metrics to their industry.
Read moreSpring 2020 Privacy Conference Preview
Spring event season is upon us. Review the top 2020 privacy conferences and sessions our RadarFirst team is excited to attend. See you there!
Read moreThe Thrills and Chills of Privacy Incident Response
If you think about it, every privacy incident response team navigates obstacles as challenging as any James Bond chase. With short deadlines to comply, ever-changing regulations, and new information about a privacy incident constantly shifting the picture, it’s like doing parkour during an earthquake. And our incident response teams have no stunt doubles!
Read moreA 12-Step Program for Privacy Incident Response Planning
Building a mature incident response process ensures all five phases are covered and a 12-step readiness program is followed.
Read moreRegulatory Trends to Watch in 2020: Notifying the State Attorney General
A significant trend in proposed and recently passed U.S. state legislation is the requirement to notify the state attorney general in the event of a breach.
Read moreRegulatory Trends to Watch in 2020: Specifying Notification Contents
When investigating a story, journalists seek answers to the five Ws and one H: who, what, when, why, where, and how. Similarly, regulators are now requiring organizations to more explicitly share the details of a breach by specifying notification content.
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