WHITE PAPER
Privacy by Design is still quite a challenge for many organizations because it often remains too abstract and theoretical. The fact is that data privacy and data protection will only become more important in the coming years. The amount of data inside and outside your organization is growing exponentially. As a result, it is becoming increasingly complex to keep control over which personal data you process and to identify and prevent challenges in an early stage, instead of repairing them afterwards.
Privacy by Design is therefore not a ‘nice to have’, but a ‘need to have’. In this white paper we aim to provide you with an explanation, tips, and examples on how to practically implement PbD within your organization, by defining the 7 Foundational Principles, what accompanied actions belong to each principle, and how these actions can be achieved.
In this white paper we aim to provide you with an explanation, tips, and examples on how to practically implement PbD within your organization, by defining the 7 Foundational Principles, what accompanied actions belong to each principle, and how these actions can be achieved.