A chatbot used to help with EU General Data Protection Regulation compliance will soon be used to help clients comply with Canadian privacy laws, the Financial Post reports. The chatbot, named Parker, will assist Canadian businesses with examining their levels of exposure, as well as their obligations under the new requirements seen within the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act that will go into effect Nov. 1. Parker debuted in Australia and was modified to answer questions about the GDPR. “The new PIPEDA breach notification requirements are going to significantly expand the scope of organizations and situations in which breach reporting and notification is made compulsory by legislation,” Norton Rose Fulbright Data and Privacy Group Co-Chair Ryan Berger said.
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