The business environment is growing increasingly complex, with companies asked to manage the dual challenge of exponential growth of data and increased regulation, or face fines and long-term damage to their brands.
This whitepaper explores how companies can implement an information governance program: a set of controls, processes and technologies to maximise the value of information assets while minimising risks of non-compliance with data privacy requirements.
Download it now to learn how to develop a policy framework and establish an information governance team.
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IRS mistakenly publishes 112,000 taxpayer records for the second timeNews A contractor is thought to be responsible for the error, with the agency reportedly reviewing its relationship with Accenture
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Amazon accused of lying to Congress about using third-party sellers' dataNews Firm allegedly used data related to independent sellers to help develop competing products.
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What is the Data Protection Act 1998?In-depth Although data protection regulations have been updated, businesses may still find themselves sanctioned under the Data Protection Act 1998
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Government to hold talks with Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg over regulating tech giantsNews Culture secretary will use the 30-minute meeting to explore ways to remove harmful content from social media
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No-deal Brexit will block critical data transfers from EU, warns ICONews With no time to reach a data adequacy agreement, the ICO has published guidance for businesses to avoid disruption
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People are more aware of their data rights than ever before, says ICONews Watchdog issued a record £5 million in fines to organisations in 2017/18
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Electoral regulator calls for changes to voting law to save democracyNews The Electoral Commission says urgent improvements needed to ensure transparency for voters in the digital age
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What is information governance?In-depth What structures, policies, procedures, processes and controls are needed to manage information in the enterprise?
