2016 IAPP TRUSTe Webinar Investment Privacy Slides

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Investment in Privacy Brings

Security Results

March 10, 2016


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Today’s Speakers

Sam Pfeifle

Director of Publications

IAPP

Stephen Bolinger

General Counsel &

Chief Privacy Officer

Telesign

Kevin Haynes

Chief Privacy OfficerThe Nemours Foundation

Chris Babel

CEO

TRUSTe


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IAPP – TRUSTe Research Findings

Sam PfeifleDirector of Publications, IAPP


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Primary duties of privacy pros


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Where do they sit in the organization


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• Watch the ethicsdepartment – that’s where

we see a lot of growth

• We’ll see more pros going

beyond the projectmanagers to the designers

themselves, to learn more

about what products can

do

• But clearly it’s IT and

infosec that are closest

Privacy Pros collaborate


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IAPP – TRUSTe Study Methodology

• General target: Privacy, IT and

Infosecurity professionals

• Approach: Online survey sent

to approximately 30,000

IAPP Daily Dashboard

subscribers between Dec

2015 and Jan 2016

• Responses: 551 completed

surveys (65% privacy / 35%IT+ infosec)


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And that collaboration is only increasing

• The Privacy Venn diagram

• More about people than budget

• Half of all companies haveincreased the number of privacy pros

on the infosecurity team

• Investment in privacy tech is

running ahead of external spend on

audit and counsel


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And that collaboration is only increasing

• Half of all infosec teamsnow have privacy team

members

• And vice versa

• Could government

affairs use more infosec

professionals now that

security is becoming

more of a policy issue?


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It’s the most important thing they do

• Communication trumpsall else – how to do?

• Privacy working group is

a start


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It’s the most important thing they do

• Privacy pros want tech,

but feel they’re not getting

it from IT?

• Or does IT know best

that tech can’t solve

everything?


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How do things change when bad things happen?


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How do things change when bad things happen?


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How do opinions change when bad things happen?

• Priorities change almost

not at all

• The only change in

action was an increase insecurity tech spending


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• When the regulator comes calling, we see a new

emphasis on privacy operations

• Breaches are about more than the data lost

• Sound policy before and after a breach can keep

a notice from becoming a full investigation


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How to apply this information

Make the privacy opps easier: Getout of the Word file era

Get your people talking: Populate

your working group; build your

teams

Train your organization: Budgetsand teams are small; make

everyone part of the team


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Chris Babel, CEO TRUSTe (Moderator)

Sam Pfeifle

Stephen Bolinger

Kevin Haynes,

What does this meanoperationally?


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Chris Babel

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Sam Pfeifle

[email protected] Stephen Bolinger

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Kevin Haynes

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Contacts

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Don’t miss the next webinar in the Series – “Preparing for the GDPR - the

Compliance Countdown Begins” on April 14th

See http://www.truste.com/insightseries for details of our 2016 Privacy

Insight Series and past webinar recordings.

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2016 IAPP TRUSTe Webinar Investment Privacy Slides