Data Mapping and Inventory Archives

Why Vendors Shouldn’t be Shaping Your Data Modeling Approach

August 9, 2022
Editorial Team
Data Governance, Data Mapping and Inventory, Data Privacy, Data Protection
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Data governance is a common imperative for most if not all organizations, and that regulatory imperative has created an industry of tech and tools to assist with cataloging, storing and protecting personal data for organizations. Because of the disorganized and…

Diving Into IoT Data? Here Are Some Privacy Considerations

December 23, 2021
Editorial Team
Consumer Privacy, Data Mapping and Inventory, Data Sharing, IoT, Third Party Compliance

Many insurers contemplate using data from internet-connected devices, including wearables, for a deep dive into wearers’ lifestyles and invaluable insights for automated underwriting. Before diving into the deep end, there are numerous privacy considerations. To ensure your IoT data does not plunge you into trouble: Adjust your data map. Begin by drawing out all the…

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DOJ Will Use False Claims Act to Target Cybersecurity Fraud

October 15, 2021
Michael Reinhardt
Breach Notification, Breach response, Compliance, Cyber Fraud, Cybersecurity, Data Mapping and Inventory, Department of Justice, Government Contracting, Risk Management

On October 6, Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco announced the launch of the US Department of Justice’s (DOJ) Civil Cyber-Fraud Initiative. The DOJ will utilize the False Claims Act (FCA) to pursue cybersecurity related fraud by government contractors and grant recipients. The False Claims Act was enacted during the Civil War to stamp out fraud…

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The Ultimate Guide to Data Governance

September 28, 2021
Editorial Team
Artificial Intelligence, Data Governance, Data Mapping and Inventory, Data Protection, Data Rights Management (DRM), Data Security, Governance, Machine Learning

The world of data management and analytics has come a long way since 1970, the year IBM mathematician Edgar F Codd introduced his “relational database” framework. A precursor to modern data lakes and other data management systems, it was the first to store information in a hierarchical format and make data easily accessible to anyone,…

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Implementing the NIST Privacy Framework – Identify Function

September 23, 2021
Editorial Team
Compliance, Consumer Privacy, Cybersecurity, Data Mapping and Inventory, Data Privacy, Data Security, Governance, NIST, Privacy, Third Party Compliance

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Privacy Framework, published in January 2020, is quickly becoming the mainstream control set for organizations to align with when assessing their data privacy posture, developing readiness roadmaps, and maturing their privacy program. We have previously written about how the controls in the NIST Privacy can be mapped…

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Deleting Data: A Guide

August 7, 2021
Amy Willcox
CCPA, Compliance, CPRA, Data Mapping and Inventory, Data Privacy, Data Rights Management (DRM), GDPR

Of the many consumer rights established by the ever-expanding crop of data privacy legislation, the right to deletion is one of the ones you’ll see the most. Although different laws may have slightly different variations of the right, the general sentiment remains consistent – consumers have the right to have their personal data deleted from…

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Customer master data management (MDM): 5 steps to success

March 8, 2021
Tim Crino
Affiliate News, Data Mapping and Inventory, Data Privacy, Data Protection, Data Rights Management (DRM)

This article by Kevin Moos was originally published on May 19, 2020 by ADCG affiliate member, Logic 20/20. Many companies struggle to ensure that their data is easy to find, current, accurate and shared with only those who need it. A whopping 80% of an analyst’s time is spent solely on discovering and preparing data,…

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2020 News in Review

Week Ending December 28 ICO Warns SolarWinds Victims to Report Breaches The United Kingdom’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has issued a warning to organizations compromised by the SolarWinds breach. The breach, which was carried out by Russian hackers, affected more than 18000 organizations worldwide. ICO requires UK data controllers subject to NIS regulations to report…

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Operationalizing data privacy: Bridging “the vision gap”

December 22, 2020
Jill Reber
Data Mapping and Inventory, Data Privacy, Data Protection, DPO, Privacy

Note: This article was originally published at https://www.logic2020.com/insight/operationalizing-data-privacy and is authored by Jill Reber, CEO/General Manager – Data Privacy of our Affiliate Member Logic 20/20 It’s been four years since the passing of GDPR made data privacy a key issue in global business conversations. Initially, many U.S. businesses were focused on getting their arms around…

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Why Data Trusts Are a Win-Win for Companies and Consumers

November 17, 2020
Amy Willcox
Artificial Intelligence, Compliance, Data Mapping and Inventory, Data Privacy, Data Protection, Data Rights Management (DRM), data trusts, differential privacy, Federated Learning, Financial Services, GDPR, Machine Learning, Uncategorized, US Regulatory

Data is imperative to many crucial business processes, like marketing, product development, fraud protection, and AI. But complying with proliferating and conflicting data privacy regulations is far from easy. And asking consumers to be responsible for making decisions about their own data privacy isn’t a solid solution. One AI expert has proposed a solution: data…

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