One of the primary concerns is data privacy issues. We have a client with 170K end users scattering the globe
To complicate the privacy issues, eDiscovery in the US is a high-stakes endeavor...Trevor Hughes, taught that need for privacy is primal, even instinctive to our species
In addition, the law enumerates the right to privacy protections after a citizen passes away through a new instrument called a personal data will. Citizens can communicate their data protection “last wishes” to the CNIL through a will that specifies how to exercise their personal data privacy rights after their death
In December 2015, the European Parliament passed the long-awaited changes to the EU Data Protection Directive, which has governed EU privacy rights since it was ratified in 1995
Use proper notifications on sites as related to privacy and security for internal and external data
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Australia – Mandatory Data Breach Notification (MDBN): Introduced into the House of Representatives last month as the Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Bill and anticipated to take effect in late 2017, the Australia Federal Parliament is expected to pass MDBN. This law will require companies that suffer a suspected data breach that is likely to cause serious harm to both investigate the breach and to notify both the impacted individuals and the Privacy Commissioner of the breach
Identify what data your organization collects, processes and stores (and where it comes from) and decide on applicable/mandatory privacy and security requirements – what, where, why, and how
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Yes, this raised a ton of red flags for me initially of privacy concerns, lack of separation of individual user's content, etc
This sensitive information can include: personal information: birthdate, address, social security number, race medical information: medical history, allergies, patient health records, insurance information financial information: employment records, tax information, bank accounts These types of company, customer, or employee sensitive security information, logistical information, financial information, or even an improper address or phone number, may create privacy and/or security threats that could be exploited by a third party
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