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Your Privacy Program Playbook If you think that complying with data privacy regulations feels daunting, you're not alone. Over the last decade, businesses worldwide have become more accountable for how they collect, store, and handle user data thanks to new privacy regulations.
Handling data responsibly is not just legally required. It directly impacts your bottom line. Data practices influence brand trust more than ever, as companies lose customers daily due to poor data handling, data breaches, and an overall lack of transparency. Every time we ask folks to accept a cookie policy, agree to a privacy protocol, buy our product, or share any information online, it's a chance to stand out as a trustworthy brand.
Privacy regulations may be complicated, but respecting data-privacy rights doesn't have to be. This book breaks down the key actions companies can take to manage personal data ethically and illuminates where they need to focus their time and resources. It covers:
How privacy requirements will impact your business. The regulations you need to comply with today and guidance for staying up to date on new and evolving regulations. How to audit and update your current data-handling practices. How to create a privacy program that inspires trust, keeps your company compliant, and gives you a competitive advantage.
People are paying attention, and audiences expect more than the status quo. Prioritizing data privacy isn't a marketing fad. It's become a basic part of corporate compliance, and above all, it's just the right thing to do. The world's most trusted brands will be those companies that can adapt and put reputable privacy practices at the core of their operations.
