Published: 28 August 2018
‘It is vital that we build a strong, respectful and constructive relationship with the regulated community. We recognise that reporting breaches requires them to trust us to do our job with absolute integrity. This is not about naming and shaming organisations when things go wrong. It is about building a positive and meaningful relationship; one which recognises that that our collective learning about the very real risks to individuals of poor data handling allows us to take important, preventative action and significantly improve our outcomes,’ said Mrs Martins.Action points for organisations after a personal data breach
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