Collaboration between privacy, security, and compliance is essential in navigating the complexities of privacy regulations. Deborah Rimmler, counsel with Dentons Law Firm, shares 7 tips for improving collaboration to reduce risks to save the world from fragmented and inefficient methods.
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What to Expect for Privacy Regulation in 2021
The third and final installment of our Privacy Collective end-of-year series explores what’s coming for privacy officers in 2021.
Read moreHow to Get Budget for Your Privacy Program. Recruit the Village
One of the biggest challenges for privacy teams (besides actually protecting privacy) is justifying the cost of their programs.
Read moreWhy is Privacy Incident Response Complex? Because “It Depends.”
What makes privacy incident response so complex, and what can we do to simplify it?
Read moreOn the Same Page: How Streamlining Brings Consistency—and Sanity—to Incident Response
Privacy incident response is a fast-moving target. Timelines are shrinking, the number of incidents is growing, and the scope of personal information is always expanding. Privacy teams struggle with manual or outdated processes to handle all this complexity, and it’s just not enough.
Read moreHow to Use Privacy Metrics for Program Improvement and to Prove ROI
How do you quantify the value of your privacy program? How do you use operational metrics to improve the efficiency of your program? Read now.
Read moreJustifying Privacy Program Costs: From Story to Metrics to ROI
Showing ROI for privacy programs has never been more important. Maybe you’re seeking to justify purchasing tools to help handle fast-changing privacy laws and growing threats. Maybe, as a result of pandemic-induced cost-cutting issues, you’re having to re-justify tools and other investments, or maybe you are having to cost-justify the privacy program itself. But ROI [...]
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Privacy Regulations Now: COVID, Civil Rights, and Compliance in Interesting Times
When the coronavirus epidemic exploded in March, businesses around the world faced an onslaught of change: working remotely, serving customers online, adopting new technologies to support remote work, and figuring out all the impacts on privacy policies and procedures. Three months later, the pace of change continues to accelerate, and it likely won’t slow down any time soon.
Read moreQuantifying the Value of a Privacy Program: Education, Metrics, Relationships
A discussion about how to prove the value of your privacy program internally using metrics and benchmarks. Read the blog now.
Read morePreparing for the New Abnormal: Documenting HIPAA Compliance During COVID-19
What happens after the pandemic? In hindsight, will patients, regulators, and the public be forgiving of privacy decisions made by embattled healthcare organizations? How can healthcare providers protect themselves, in case communal memory proves short?
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