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Author: Charlotte Walker
Published: 31 August 2017
Pages: 42

Introduction

What compliance issue keeps you up at night? Chances are it is privacy and security related and you are not alone. An American survey of General Counsel in 2016 found that data breaches were a top issue for 59% of those surveyed.1 We hope this webinar may help to ease the worry and form a useful part of any busy privacy officer’s tool box.

The task of establishing and maintaining a positive privacy culture and effective framework can seem daunting. However, setting up a privacy framework for your organisation does not need to be an overly academic process layered with complexity. The key ingredients are simply a sound knowledge of the Information Privacy Principles and obligations under the Privacy Act 1993, a sprinkling of common sense and a genuine commitment to treating the personal information people entrust to your organisation with care.
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Content outline

• What is a privacy framework?
• Why is an effective privacy framework important?
• What are the legal obligations?
• Prepare a privacy plan
• Appoint a privacy officer
• Audit your organisation’s information and access
• Risk and response analysis
• Prepare privacy statements.
• Prepare a privacy policy
• Review your it security
• Review your website
• Raise awareness
• A word about communication.
• What can go wrong?
• What to do when things go wrong
• Client obligations
• Communicating with third parties
• Practical steps to take
• Liens
• Document retention and storage

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