As the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology moves into the home stretch of creating the Cybersecurity Framework called for by President Barack Obama back in February, we’re now getting a clearer picture of how privacy will be affected by the resulting document. Considering it may end up being part of regulatory structure, it’s incumbent upon privacy professionals, writes Hogan Lovells Partner Harriet Pearson, CIPP/US, that they understand how the framework ties together cybersecurity and privacy. As the date of the last framework workshop approaches, Pearson hits upon the most important points of the draft Privacy Methodology contained in the Cybersecurity Framework in this exclusive post for Privacy Tracker.
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