Published: 17 September 2013
Summary
IT leaders who embrace "privacy by design" in technology architectures can transform compliance efforts into competitive business advantage. Ontario's Municipal Property Assessment Corp. used privacy-by-design principles and reduced the time to resolve property value disputes by 30%.
Included in Full Research
- Apply Privacy-by-Design Principles
- Be Proactive, Not Reactive
- Enforce Privacy as a Default Setting
- Embed Privacy Into Design
- Enable Full Functionality
- Require End-to-End Security
- Provide Full Visibility and Transparency
- Employ Deep Respect for User Privacy
- Highlight the Business Value of Privacy
- Ensure Privacy by Design Evolves Beyond the Design Phase, Because Operational Issues Will Arise in the Future
- Ensure In-Memory Processing Is Scalable When the Demand for Data Grows
- Employ Tools for the Analysis of Big Data; the Deidentification of Individuals Cannot Be Taken for Granted and Will Affect the IT Architecture
- Be Prepared to Adjust Your Provider's Plans If It Expands Internationally and Becomes Subject to U.S. Legislation
- Conclusions