• 5 reasons you need to hire a chief privacy officer (CPO)

    Data collection, storage and management have become the norm for nearly every business – but how carefully businesses handle that data is another question entirely. That’s where a chief privacy officer (CPO) comes in. A CPO sets privacy strategy within an organization, navigates the complex and changing landscape of regulatory compliance and, perhaps above all, advocates for customers.“The most important responsibilities for the chief privacy officer is to be the customer

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