Corporate Privacy Lars Davies 10 November 2010
Corporates need to protect much more than simply personal data
What does privacy mean, and does that matter?
Does it really matter who owns the data?
Take a different perspective. Change the way we look at the issue
We need effective regulation if we are to change perceptions
Having once received His Majesty’s commission to be the general of his forces, there are certain commands of His Majesty which, acting in that capacity, I am unable to accept Sun Tzu
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Privacy has a value. The trick is to find it
We can take a few simple steps to change our perspective
Value derives from its pervasive nature Privacy and data protection Information technology policies Data loss prevention policies Information security policies Acceptable use policies Department policies Human resources policies Value derives from its pervasive nature
Your reputation is a powerful tool Good privacy can only enhance it
Lars Davies lars.davies@kalypton.com Thank you Lars Davies lars.davies@kalypton.com