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Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Ken Chikwanha, Executive Head: Data Governance, Data Privacy & Data Protection, Standard Bank Group, Johannesburg, South Africa. We discuss his journey into data privacy and data protection, how his skills in information risk management and data governance have helped him in his role, and how understanding the business context is important for successful data privacy practices. We also discuss data mapping, privacy risk management, and the importance of translating legislation into workable business practices. Ken suggests that when trying to make a case for investing in a tool, it is important to assess the real need for the tool and demonstrate some value upfront. He also suggests leveraging existing tools and understanding their limitations in order to make a case for investing in a new tool. Ken Chikwanha wishes for privacy, data protection, and data governance to be regulated, with people being aware of their data and how it is used, and for technology and innovation to be used to protect data and ensure compliance with regulations and his hope for Data Privacy in the future.
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Debbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Ken Chikwanha, Executive Head: Data Governance, Data Privacy & Data Protection, Standard Bank Group, Johannesburg, South Africa. We discuss his journey into data privacy and data protection, how his skills in information risk management and data governance have helped him in his role, and how understanding the business context is important for successful data privacy practices. We also discuss data mapping, privacy risk management, and the importance of translating legislation into workable business practices. Ken suggests that when trying to make a case for investing in a tool, it is important to assess the real need for the tool and demonstrate some value upfront. He also suggests leveraging existing tools and understanding their limitations in order to make a case for investing in a new tool. Ken Chikwanha wishes for privacy, data protection, and data governance to be regulated, with people being aware of their data and how it is used, and for technology and innovation to be used to protect data and ensure compliance with regulations and his hope for Data Privacy in the future.
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