What if organizations thought about privacy not as something dictated by laws, but rather driven by principles? In this ThinkCast episode, Gartner analyst Bart Willemsen explains why companies should be taking a risk-based approach to privacy and what that means for balancing safety, productivity and privacy.
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Opening Thoughts
Privacy as a Discipline
Return to The Workplace Privacy Challenges
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Privacy and COVID-19
Risk-based Approach to Privacy
Self-Scrutiny of Privacy Measures
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The Issue of Consent
Closing Thoughts
Bart Willemsen | VP Analyst
Bart Willemsen is a VP Analyst with focus on privacy compliance, risk management and all privacy-related challenges in an international context. With detailed knowledge of privacy in various jurisdictions including Europe, LatAm and NorthAm, he is also proficient in security and risk management strategy and dabbles with ethics in digital society. Certified in both the security and privacy areas (Certified Information Security Manager [CISM], Certified Information Systems Auditor [CISA], Certified Information Privacy Professional [CIPP/E] and Certified Information Privacy Manager [CIPM]), and having received FIP accreditation (Fellow of Information Privacy), Mr. Willemsen brings broad, multidisciplinary knowledge and best practices to his clients.
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