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For CFOs, privacy incident response is not only a compliance function. It is a recurring operating cost that can quietly expand through manual assessment work, outside counsel review, regulatory tracking, and delayed decision-making. When privacy, legal, and compliance teams rely on spreadsheets, email, and manual interpretation, the financial impact is often hard to see in … Continued
Executive teams often treat the time spent evaluating privacy incident response software as a neutral period. But for organizations managing incidents across multiple jurisdictions, delay has a cost. That cost is the Waiting Tax: the hidden expense of continuing to manage privacy incidents through manual research, legal validation, inconsistent workflows, and rework as laws and … Continued
On this episode of the On Your Radar podcast, we’re joined by Lauren Wallace, Chief Privacy Officer at RadarFirst. Following a discussion from VISION24 with Abby Martinez, privacy officer at Walgreens, and Erik Rahman, privacy director, HCSC, Lauren digs into key insights they shared to build a case for privacy incident management within your organization.
From one company to the next, privacy leaders are spread out across organizational reporting structures. Since reporting structures vary, privacy leaders often need to talk to people outside their department to make a case to prioritize data protection and privacy compliance. To help build a case to prioritize privacy at your organization, experts Abby Martinez, privacy officer at Walgreens, and Erik Rahman, privacy director, HCSC have detailed their strategies for selling Radar Privacy internally to build a case for privacy incident management.
