Developing a policy to protect customers is only the beginning.
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Author: Rick Whiting
Source: InformationWeek
Subjects: IT / Technology / E-Business, Management
Author: Rick Whiting
Source: InformationWeek
Subjects: IT / Technology / E-Business, Management
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“…leaders in providing privacy protection are taking aggressive steps to turn their policies into strategic advantages, and they’re looking to technology to take a far more important role. So far, nontechnology issues, such as setting policy and complying with regulations, have dominated the privacy debate within companies. Now, a market is emerging for software focused on privacy management and monitoring of customer data. In some ways, it’s the flip side of the cybersecurity evolution. Cybersecurity started as a purely technical problem and climbed the ladder to become a CEO-level issue. Privacy emerged as an executive-level concern, thanks to some high-profile scandals and regulations, and now is being handed to technologists and other specialists to turn policy into reality.”