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The aftermath of an incident – business considerations surrounding record-keeping

Photo of Jeremie Wyatt (CA)Photo of John Cassell (CA)Photo of Sara A. Levine, KC (CA)By Jeremie Wyatt (CA), John Cassell (CA) and Sara A. Levine, KC (CA) on Posted in Compliance and risk management, Data breach, Vendor management and transactions
innovation circuit boardIn our previous publication, we discussed the legal obligations and procedural considerations surrounding maintaining records of privacy incidents. While the specific obligations vary by jurisdiction, maintaining some form of a record that tracks privacy incidents is a statutory obligation for private-sector organizations subject to Quebec, Alberta, or federal laws. Organizations should also be aware of … Continue reading

The aftermath of an incident – why keeping records of data breaches and privacy incidents matters

Photo of Jeremie Wyatt (CA)Photo of Imran Ahmad (CA)Photo of Sara A. Levine, KC (CA)By Jeremie Wyatt (CA), Imran Ahmad (CA) and Sara A. Levine, KC (CA) on Posted in Compliance and risk management, Data breach, Regulatory response
Data Protection Report - Norton Rose FulbrightAs privacy incidents and security breaches involving personal information become increasingly frequent, organizations are more and more aware of the importance of implementing a robust privacy program to mitigate the risks and impacts of such incidents. While this preparation is important, organizations must also consider the aftermath of a privacy incident. In this first blog … Continue reading
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