This year for Privacy Awareness Week, we unpacked some current issues in privacy – from automated decision-making to facial recognition technology to pentesting-for-privacy and many other topics in between.
We don’t often see information/data governance and cyber security functions leveraging one another’s tools and expertise, but DPIs are just as effective at supporting cyber security initiatives as they are privacy ones.
A data processing inventory can help your business prepare for both regulatory and process change. Here we outline some key areas that a data processing inventory can help you with to get privacy law reform ready.
elevenM’s Angela Wong and Cassie Findlay outline some strategies to get on board this year’s hottest data trend — deletion.
In this final part of our series on Data Processing Inventories, elevenM’s Laura McVey looks at making the most of the work you’ve done to develop and maintain it.
In part 4 of this series, we will consider some of the ways that you can use tooling to help you assemble and maintain a DPI. We will also look at some of the available tools on the market.
In part 3 of our series on data processing inventories, we will look at a practical process that you can follow to build your organisation’s DPI.
In this second part of our short series on data processing inventories, elevenM’s Cassie Findlay takes a look at the benefits of a process-oriented approach.
In the first of this five-part blog series about data processing inventories, elevenM’s Laura McVey asks organisations to think about data minimisation principles and reassess what they actually need to collect about individuals.