The first challenge many privacy programs face is not knowing where to find meaningful data and how to tie it back to specific business practices. In this blog, you’ll learn how to find, quantify, and evaluate meaningful data that not only reduces business costs but also positions your privacy team to take proactive measures to mitigate future risk.
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Aligning Privacy and Security Incident Response
Privacy and security may have different terminology and short-term objectives, but their overarching mission is the same: to protect the organization and its stakeholders. With proactive relationship-building, ongoing communication to build awareness, and with integration to enable an efficient, collaborative workflow, both teams can achieve their individual and overarching goals better than either would alone.
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China’s PIPL has declared privacy will not be ignored any longer. Read more to learn how PIPL compares to international breach laws.
Read moreOur Commitment to Intelligent and Innovative Incident Response
Our goals to continually improve privacy incident response through intelligent and purpose-built SaaS technology are getting noticed.
Read morePrivacy Program Maturity: KPIs to Improve Incident Response
Privacy enforcement is increasing, raising questions from C-suites. Using these KPIs you can track and improve your privacy program maturity.
Read moreHow Anonymization Protects Data Privacy, or Not
While data protection measures can’t prevent notifiable breaches, they still help affected individuals, your organization, and regulators.
Read moreOperationalize Incident Response
From the moment an incident is discovered the clock is ticking. Luckily, in the age of automation, you can reduce risk assessment by 50%.
Read moreHealthcare Incident Response Done Right
When healthcare organizations leverage a multi-factor risk assessment in incident response, notifiable breaches drop by 93% according to Radar user metadata. Now more than ever, important is to have a go-to incident response plan that protects patient privacy and shows good faith to regulators and the public. A good ending starts with a good beginning.
Read moreThree Surprising Facts about Privacy Incidents
Besides providing useful benchmarks for privacy teams to measure against, our 2021 privacy incident benchmark analysis yields some surprising facts that illustrate the value of a data-driven approach to privacy.
Read moreHow Incident Response Protects Your Brand After a Data Breach
Fallout of a data breach impacts both your reputation and customer happiness. To avoid losing customer faith, prioritize privacy.
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