Strong Privacy Compliance Takes Time
The role of Chief Data Privacy Officer (also called Data Protection Officer or DPO) is a new but critical one for organizations who are focused on data protection and privacy. Emerging as a requirement out of the EU GDPR, which mandates that public companies monitoring people or processing sensitive data must have a DPO, the DPO’s job is to ensure compliance with the GDPR and applicable laws. Multinational organizations may have more than one DPO who work with regional data protection authorities. As new privacy regulations appear in the US and other countries, organizations based outside of the EU have embraced this new role as well.
Appointing a DPO is a way that companies may use to learn about themselves. Without a DPO asking the right questions, companies may not be aware, not only of the breaches they are committing, but also of the risks they are taking. Having a DPO in place is a way to shed some light over the large amount of unstructured data every company has.
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