Over the course of the last four decades, global technological innovation has evolved and disrupted business models of all sorts. "But from a privacy perspective," writes independent data privacy and cybersecurity consultant John Sabo, "this disruption has outstripped the ability of business owners, government agencies, IT engineers, and developers to confidently deliver the data protection obligations expected by regulators, consumers and citizens in online and back-end systems." With the EU's General Data Protection Regulation on the horizon, things are about to get a lot more complex. Enter the OASIS Privacy Management Reference Model and Methodology. In this post for Privacy Tech, Sabo, with the help of Michele Drgon, CIPM, Michael Willet, and Gail Magnuson, dives into what this new methodology is capable of and how it can help make data protection more of a science than an art.
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