Salinger Privacy published a guide to ensure a successful privacy impact assessment. The tips include doing more than a legal compliance check, review the entire “ecosystem” of the technology the PIA is being conducted for, testing for “necessity, legitimacy and proportionality,” considering customer expectations, and using multiple privacy risk mitigation “levers.”
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