Data privacy and protecting your customers personal identifiable information is a critical component of running a business in today’s high-tech world. You may be guarding this information on your end, but what about your vendors and the other companies you work with?
In this week’s two-minute tip find out your legal obligations when it comes to dealing with your customer’s personal information.
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Tisha, thank you for reminding us to protect personal identifiable information. Before your video, I would not have considered asking my vendors how they protect my client’s personal information. Today, I understand the importance of making the inquiry. I just downloaded your guide to learn how to minimize my business exposure to legal action concerning protecting personal identifiable information. Now for the “Greater Good.” I am pleased to report that I cannot find in recorded history that my personal favorite cookie, Oatmeal Raisin with Almond, has caused harm to cell phones or any other device including low tech phones made with tin cans connected with string. Oatmeal Raisin with Almond Cookie rule!
Good information, I thought data day was, clean up the office/shred day