2005 Deloitte Global Security Survey
Now is available the 2005 Global Security Survey by Deloitte. Still less than half (49%) of respondents have established the role of the
Pages 34-35 talks about privacy.
Chief Privacy Officer
July 14, 2005
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1 comment:
Even worse - they reduce privacy to one of Privacy Compliance and doesnt even consider security.
Who cares about privacy policies - they are worthless anyway and nobody reads them.
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