Why do we ask for consent before collecting PII?
Overall, there are a number of important reasons why businesses must receive consent before collecting PII.
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ZenPrivata, a leading cybersecurity solutions provider, today launched Privacy Observatory™ 2.0, a turnkey privacy and data protection platform to help companies safeguard data and understand and comply with new privacy and data requirements
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A US company based in Florida was fined by the Netherlands for its treatment regarding the privacy of a remote employee from the Netherlands.
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We designed the ZenPrivata DPIA Factory™ to easily guide you through the DPIA process and lifecycle. Think of it as the “easy button” for DPIAs.
Do you have a current DPIA?
Contact us at [email protected] to learn more about our DPIA Factory.™
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Do you have a dedicated and fully funded privacy program for 2022? If not, you may want to build yours, now, before risking fines or regulatory sanctions.
Start with the ZenPrivata Top 15 Privacy Practices and build a foundation for a strong program.
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I received an email this morning notifying me that I was part of a class who had been wronged by Plaid, Inc. The settlement was for $58 million.
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ZenPrivata customer Greenapsis will unveil new, advanced security measures at the LightFair 2021 Conference booth 2114 in New York City from October 27 to October 29, 2021 at the Javits Center.
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ZenPrivata™ today released of the “Top 15 Privacy Practices™”, a free guide to improving privacy for organizations and the data they are entrusted with securing.
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ZenPrivata today released Privacy Grade™, a free web application that allows an organization to take a quick quiz and receive a privacy grade.
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Anonymization, Pseudonymization, and Tokenization are vital methods of protecting personal identifiable information (PII).
Watch the following ZenPrivata video to learn more.
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Amazon’s recent $887 million (746 euro) fine for violating GDPR seems groundbreaking. Still, the gargantuan fine dwarfs the largest ever privacy fine. That honor goes to Facebook, who was fined $5 billion by the FTC in 2019.
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We’ve all heard the about the big privacy fines that companies have faced. But what do these companies actually do to get fined? And how can such fines be prevented?
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A US National Privacy Law is looking more likely. Senator Klobuchar last week introduced a bill to protect the privacy of the personal information of all US citizens.
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California was the first US state to pass a comprehensive privacy law, the landmark California Consumer Privacy Act/California Privacy Rights Act. However, California exempted student data from one of the key privacy rights—the right to be forgotten.
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