5 Ways to Increase Data Privacy Efforts, According to Top Chief Privacy Officers
Chief privacy officers from Visa, Microsoft and other large companies shared their advice and predictions for the future of data privacy at an event Monday.
January 29, 2019 at 03:55 PM
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Executives from Microsoft Corp., Verizon Wireless, Visa Inc. and others gathered at LinkedIn's San Francisco headquarters Monday for a series of panels on data privacy.
As part of Data Privacy Day, chief privacy officers discussed their companies' struggles and successes in a changing regulatory landscape. They also shared their observations and advice on developing a strong data privacy program. Here's a roundup of their tips for in-house counsel.
1. Implement privacy by design
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