In a nutshell, privacy concerns are absent in a commercial atmosphere since the focus is more on the business’ profit centers than on its legal, social, and ethical commitments. However, it all becomes a measurable mess when we consider the cost, penalties, and public PR disaster a company can have when privacy is not handle properly.
Data Protection seems expensive. But there is a way to change your data privacy stance and status without heavy costs. In order to deal with the quantifiable mess, Seers has developed its DPIA.
This Data Protection Impact Assessment allows a business to assess and monitor any potential threat areas and vulnerabilities. This can be done either before a new business, or when some strategy, technology or realities of an existing business change. Privacy concerns are important.
Who needs a DPIA?
Any business undergoing ownership, product, or an industrial change requires a DPIA. Conducting one can help it reduce its loss stemming from data privacy and protection issues. Businesses in the past repetitively reprimanded for their lack of data protection safeguards. Hence, this tool can take care of those threats to the security and profits of your business.
How does It work? (Privacy concerns)
The DPIA works by investigating potential vulnerabilities. It can help with devising the way forward to improve the data privacy and compliance status. That in return can cutback losses, fines and negative publicity of a business. It works on several levels of compliance before a business begins its data processing activities. And that is essential to keep any new business of yours or the revamping of an old one splotch-free.
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We hope that you are able to address the data protection needs of your business and manage them with the same enthusiasm as you would handle any other profit-loss situation.
