Data Privacy and Security by Design
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The document emphasizes the importance of data privacy and security programs that foster trust between companies and individuals, highlighting the permanence of data use and ongoing consumer demand for privacy. Key concepts include understanding applicable data regulations, enhancing communication and transparency, and designing solutions that consider global trends. It encourages obtaining leadership buy-in and developing consumer-first products to stay compliant with future regulatory landscapes.
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Data Privacy and Security by Design
- 1. Data Privacy and Security by Design Lisa Rapp DATA CON LA
- 2. 3 Universal Truths About Data The use of data is permanent Legislation is not going away Consumer sentiment on privacy is here to stay
- 3. Companies must have a data privacy and security program that builds trust with individuals, outlines a clearer value exchange, and is iterative.
- 4. Privacy and Security By Design DATA GOVERNANCE PRIVACY SECURITY DATA ETHICS
- 5. Audit and understand your data foundation Key Concepts and Principals Understand which data privacy laws are applicable to your organization today and tomorrow Data Foundation Data Regulation Reassess how you communicate consent Communication & Transparency
- 6. Key Concepts and Principals Know your data foundation 1 Understand global regulation2 Communication and transparency3
- 7. Key Concepts and Principals Know your data foundation1 Understand global regulation 2 Communication and transparency3
- 8. Key Concepts and Principals Know your data foundation1 Understand global regulation2 Communicate and be transparent 3
- 9. Privacy and Security in the Real World Design for global trends, and get a seat at the table.
- 10. You can transform your data governance.
- 11. So, What’s Next? Get buy-in from the top Stay compliant with today and tomorrow’s regulatory trends Build privacy- and consumer-first products
- 12. Q&A