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What if organizations thought about privacy not as something dictated by laws, but rather driven by principles? In this ThinkCast episode, Gartner analyst Bart Willemsen explains why companies should be taking a risk-based approach to privacy and what that means for balancing safety, productivity and privacy.
Related Links:
Read More: 7 Security Areas to Focus on During COVID-19
Download Guide: The Executive's Guide to Returning to the Workplace
Learn More: Gartner Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Resource Center
Read More: Gartner Top 9 Security and Risk Trends for 2020
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What if organizations thought about privacy not as something dictated by laws, but rather driven by principles? In this ThinkCast episode, Gartner analyst Bart Willemsen explains why companies should be taking a risk-based approach to privacy and what that means for balancing safety, productivity and privacy.
Related Links:
Read More: 7 Security Areas to Focus on During COVID-19
Download Guide: The Executive's Guide to Returning to the Workplace
Learn More: Gartner Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Resource Center
Read More: Gartner Top 9 Security and Risk Trends for 2020
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