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Third Parties: Balancing Value-Add and Risk

Third parties add significant value. At the same time, the 2023 Privacy Incident Management Benchmarking Report shows that they can add risk to the business as well. When a data breach of private information occurs within a third party, the notification obligations increase nearly 4X. Continue reading.

Reduce Overdue Privacy Notifications by 50%

Delivering uncomfortable news is never easy. However, being late in delivering the news compounds the recipients’ negative reactions. Swift and transparent communication is always the preferred method for the best outcome possible. Continue reading for unique findings from the the RadarFirst Privacy Incident Management Benchmarking Report.

2023 Privacy Incident Management Benchmarking Report Now Available

Back by popular demand, the RadarFirst annual Privacy Incident Management Benchmarking Report is now available. Download your copy to start paving a path to privacy program maturity.

Move over HIPAA–Say Hello to GIPA

A new set of California privacy laws expands the definition of personal information to include genetic data. If it’s January, that must mean new privacy laws passed in 2021 are coming online. California – the nation’s leader in state-issued privacy legislation – has a new data privacy law on the books. SB 41, also known as the Genetic Information Privacy Act, or GIPA, went into effect on January 1, 2022. Learn more about what this means.

Digital Transformation Actualized with Automated Incident Response

There’s no better time than now to talk about embracing process change and leading the charge on digital transformation with automated incident response. Implementing Radar, incident response management software, is a smart way for organizations to actualize digital transformation across all four domains: technology, data, processes, and organizational change.