Privacy by Design: The Practitioner's Handbook

Helping professionals like you adopt privacy by design principles in your work. Privacy by Design: The Practitioner's Handbook is packed with the latest insights, best practices, and expert analysis to help you navigate the complex world of data.

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An Introduction to Privacy by Design

2 HN points • 27 Mar 23
🕹 Technology Privacy Policy Data Protection
  1. Privacy by design is crucial in the digital world to protect personal information.
  2. Privacy by design principles involve proactive measures like embedding privacy into design and respecting user privacy.
  3. Implementing privacy by design includes developing a transparent privacy policy, integrating privacy into design, addressing privacy risks, and continuous monitoring.

GDPR Notice Requirements

1 HN point • 26 Apr 23
🕹 Technology Privacy Policy Data Protection
  1. The GDPR applies to organizations operating in the EU or processing data of individuals there, requiring compliance with specific regulations.
  2. Organizations must provide detailed information in their privacy policies under GDPR regulations, including identity, contact details, data processing purposes, recipients, and data subject rights.
  3. Complying with GDPR notice requirements helps build trust and transparency with customers while ensuring data protection compliance.

CCPA / CPRA Notice Requirements

0 implied HN points • 14 May 23
💰 Finance
  1. The CCPA and CPRA set notice requirements for privacy policies in California, impacting businesses processing Californian residents' data.
  2. Businesses must comply with CPRA requirements by updating privacy policies annually, describing consumer rights, and providing methods for submitting requests.
  3. Privacy policies should include details on personal information collected, sources, purposes, third parties, and additional consumer rights, to ensure trust and transparency.
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Your licence to operate personal data

0 implied HN points • 23 Mar 23
🕹 Technology Privacy Data Protection Ethics Trust Compliance
  1. Privacy is essential for protecting personal information, ensuring autonomy, and upholding fundamental rights and freedoms.
  2. Safeguarding privacy is the responsibility of every organization, involving legal obligations, ethical considerations, and the need to maintain trust with customers and partners.
  3. Implementing privacy by design principles, starting with a clear and comprehensive privacy policy, is crucial for organizations to maintain trust, accountability, and long-term success.