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Remove Subjectivity and Streamline Data Breach Decisioning: Lessons from Live Q&A

In the latest session of The Privacy Collective, we discussed how privacy teams can improve consistency in incident response, build team collaboration, and eliminate the subjectivity inherent in breach decisioning. Continue reading to learn the key takeaways from the session.

How to Manage and Mitigate Third-Party Risk

Modern organizations may have hundreds, if not thousands, of third-party relationships. Without the help of automation, it would be nearly impossible to manage and mitigate third-party risk with service providers, vendors, supply-side partners, and demand-side partners. Continue reading to learn how to effectively manage and mitigate third-party risk.

Trends & Technology for Retailers to Safeguard Brand Trust

In our latest white paper, we explore the increasing data complexity within the retail industry. Download the white paper to discover the steps you can take to safeguard brand trust through successful data privacy and incident management.

Upcoming Live Q&A: Remove Subjectivity and Streamline Breach Decisioning

Join us Wednesday, November 30th at 10 a.m. PT / 1 p.m. ET for a live Q&A on how to remove subjectivity and streamline breach decisioning with Laurie Radler, AVP, Chief Privacy Officer at Healthfirst, and Lauren Wallace, Chief Privacy Officer and General Counsel at RadarFirst.

Emerging Role in the C-Suite: Chief Trust Officer

Trust is by far your organization’s greatest asset and should be protected at all costs. It’s a true business differentiator for customers, employees, partners, and the public at large. With so much at stake, who should help prioritize trust within your organization? Well, there’s a new emerging role in the C-suite responsible for just that.

What’s New in RadarFirst? HIPAA 4-Factor Summary Feature

HIPAA provides four risk factors (known as HIPAA 4-Factor) to determine if a breach of PHI has occurred. Organizations must demonstrate to the OCR that there is a low probability that PHI has been compromised based on a risk assessment. Continue reading to learn more about HIPAA 4-Factor and how RadarFirst can automate this assessment for reporting.