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At-a-Glance: Privacy Risk Study 2023

This infographic presents key data points from the Privacy Risk Study 2023, which can be accessed here.

Published: July 2023

Contributors:

Brandon LaLonde
Saz Kanthasamy
Sylvia Klasovec Kingsmill

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Drawing from the Privacy Risk Study 2023, this at-a-glance infographic presents key data points from the report which examines the significant privacy challenges faced by organizations in relation to risk assessment and management.

This infographic provides a high-level overview of the report’s impactful figures and meaningful statistics. The data for the infographic comes from responses and insights from interviews with privacy leadership from 14 variously sized organizations in 2022 and 2023, with participants representing six different industry sectors and three continents.

Privacy Risk Study 2023
This report examines the significant privacy challenges faced by organizations in relation to risk assessment and management.
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Tags: Infosecurity, Privacy Operations Management, Privacy Research, Security Operations Management, Westin Research Center
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