Ask a CCO: Company investment in data privacy efforts
Four senior compliance practitioners share their views on the U.S. data privacy landscape and the actions their companies are taking to keep pace with new state laws set to hit the books in 2023. Today’s question:
Q: What investments has your company made in data privacy compliance efforts?
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