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Microsoft – GDPR Project Management
Speaker: Cathal McDermott Privacy Attorney - Privacy and Regulatory Affairs Microsoft
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Speaker: Cathal McDermott Privacy Attorney - Privacy and Regulatory Affairs Microsoft
Brad Smith President & Chief Legal Officer Microsoft Corporation
Personal privacy Controls and notifications Transparent policies IT and training
Organizations will need to:
employee
policies
Officer (if required)
compliant vendor contracts Organizations will need to:
appropriate security
personal data breaches
for processing data
processing Individuals have the right to:
personal data
their personal data
Organizations are required to:
data collection
purposes, lawful basis for processing, and use cases
and deletion policies
Assessing and managing
Assessing and managing or
Streamlining our processes
Protecting and securing our personal data
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/trustcenter/Privacy/GDPR
Assessing and managing
Assessing and managing or
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/trustcenter/Privacy/GDPR
Extensive personal data store inventorying, data protection impact assessments and privacy reviews, and processes for the monitoring, measurement, and enforcement of privacy compliance
Protecting and securing personal data
Assessing and managing or
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/trustcenter/Privacy/GDPR
Through built-in, intelligent security capabilities that work together to more effectively secure personal data (including employee data)
Streamlining our processes
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/trustcenter/Privacy/GDPR
Empower our consumer users to access and manage their data, help our commercial customers meet their own compliance
partners, and vendors on privacy readiness.
technical infrastructure, and customer experiences to address privacy at all levels of our organization and deliver the standardisation needed for compliance
and specialised organisations that are responsible for GDPR compliance in their group
“Our legal team engaged in routine “office hours” to support engineering and compliance teams in addressing complex interpretation questions. Answers to these questions were catalogued for use by other teams and to ensure consistency of application.” –John Payseno, Assistant General Counsel, Microsoft