A glance at the headlines reveals that data privacy breaches are increasingly common, and the consequences to corporations ' in terms of reputational damage, potential liability and costs to remedy ' are increasingly dire.
Conducting a Privacy Audit
With the proper tools, support from corporate management, a motivated audit team and a few guidelines, a privacy audit can be conducted using primarily internal resources and with little or no business disruption.
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