BigID introduced the Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) app to help organizations assess and communicate their Datenschutzrisiko.
BigID’s PIA app, part of the BigID-Datenschutz-Suite, enables organizations to identify, document, and minimize the risk associated with persönlich identifizierbare Informationen (PII) to determine if data processing is considered a high privacy risk.
“Foundational to privacy are the regulations around the globe that create a bare minimum of conduct required of entities regarding the protection of privacy of individuals. The GDPR, chief among these, has ushered in strict requirements around privacy impact assessments and lawful processing of data. Organizations cannot afford to risk the reputational risk of GDPR fines and bad press that come with ineffective privacy programs.” said Ryan O’Leary, Esq. IDC Research Manager, Privacy and Legal Technology. “Organizations need to invest in technology and processes to handle privacy risk and ensure the resiliency of their organizations.”
BigID will demonstrate its full privacy suite, including its Record of Processing Activities (RoPA) Data Mapping App and new PIA app, holistic privacy management solutions for risk assessments, at the IAPP Europe Data Protection Congress today.
BigID’s privacy suite brings holistic privacy management to organizations – spanning Datenbestand und Abbildung, RoPA and PIA, preference management, data minimization, Automatisierung von Datenrechten, and more – enabling organizations to operationalize data privacy across the entire organization, and across their entire data landscape.
Organizations can leverage BigID’s PIA app to:
- Mitigate privacy risk by operationalizing remediation to take necessary actions
- Collaborate with data owners across the organization to fill PIA/DPIA
- Map business processes and data flows
- Report on compliance with standard-templates
To Learn:
- Get 1:1 demo mit Datenschutzexperten.
- Nehmen Sie am BigID-Produktworkshop teil December 15th: Wie man Identify, Document, and Minimize Risk with a Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA)
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