
Castlebridge and Least Authority team up to reinvent Privacy Reviews
Castlebridge announces another exciting partnership in the Data Protection by Design space
Earlier this evening I had a long chat with my friend and fellow information nut Jim Harris about the trends and themes of Data Privacy, Data Governance, and Information Quality in 2011 and what they mean in 2012.
My blunt take is that from 2012 onwards respect for Data Protection principles will increase, largely as a result of organisations having fallen foul of regulations in 2011 but also as a result of organisations not being in a position to waste money defending instances of breach either of security or fair obtaining or fair processing principles. The focus will move to designing privacy in not through regulatory efforts per se but through ‘englightened self-interest’.
Over the course of the first quarter of 2012 this site will be getting a number of small make-overs to improve our own ability to meet or exceed the requirements of the Data Protection regulations within the technical limitations of the software tools we are using and the level of financial or other resource investment required.
These three first steps are key components of an Information-centric governance model.
As we develop out more privacy friendly policies, procedures, and practices, we will return to this theme in blog posts to explain how and why we are donig things to build the quality characteristic of Information Privacy into our methods of operation.
Castlebridge announces another exciting partnership in the Data Protection by Design space
Castlebridge announces partnership with leading Data Governance technology provider, Collibra
The second edition of “Data Ethics” by Daragh O Brien and Katherine O’Keefe will be published by Kogan Page on the 3rd of June 2023. Coming 5 years after the...