The Data Breach vs The Ethics Breach: How to Prepare for Both
summary
Argues that breach response must treat security, privacy, compliance and ethics together and that a hacked database with years of accessed passport numbers becomes a security, privacy and potential ethics washing problem; recommends a central incident portal with automation, prebuilt templates, multilanguage support and audit trails (OneTrust claims >5,000 customers, ~1,500 employees and Forrester recognition); prescribes a consistent threshold and recorded assessment for GDPR notification decisions so responses are auditable and repeatable.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:10What is Ethics
- 4:49Challenges with Ethics
- 8:07Defining Ethics
- 11:00Types of Breaches
- 12:37Breach Example 1
- 18:46Our Solution
- 19:04Our Offering
- 19:31Questions
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