Do you already have a privacy policy, privacy notice or privacy statement? If yes, is it up-to-date and in line with the latest law and current best practice? It is an important legal document that:
- creates contractual rights and obligations, and is essentially your promise to the world about how you will treat personal information;
- is also a trust and brand building exercise in that it reassures people, and makes you more likely to succeed in collecting their personal information;
- is the mechanism through which you comply with many parts of the law, by allowing you to specify your purpose, be open about your processing, and allow a data subject to participate.
Questions you should be asking
- Are you wondering whether yours is in-line with the latest laws and regulations?
- Does it comply with the GDPR and the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPI Act)?
- Are you worried that you are missing things in it?
- Is it broad enough to cover all your data subjects?
If you answered yes, you need to review your privacy policy. If you think your privacy policy is beyond repair draft you a new one for you.
A due diligence privacy policy review
Reviewing your privacy policy is an important exercise. We can conduct such a due diligence review of your existing policy and provide you with a report. Some of the issues that we will deal with are the following:
- Does it comply with the latest law?
- The structure of the policy.
- The language of the policy. Is it in plain language?
- Is it likely to make your customers or employees (whichever situation it applies to) trust you as an organisation?
Why don’t you get us to do a due diligence review of your privacy policy now? You’ve got nothing to lose and much to gain. We’ll give you a practical and meaningful report, together with suggested amendments, recommendations and action items. A proactive step now could save you from a horrible mess.
Interested?
If you are interested, please complete the form on the right or enquire now. We will contact you to find out more about your requirements and give you a quote.