Developing an effective incident response programme
Michael Irene
January 5, 2022
No matter how prepared or no matter the number of information security controls a company possesses, a time will come when the
Information governance, data privacy governance moving forward
Michael IreneDecember 28, 2021
There is something about information governance and data privacy governance that makes it seem hard to tame. One, the incessant
Tracking methodologies and data privacy implications
Michael IreneDecember 21, 2021
Covid, in its wake, brought a new way of doing things. Companies, shops, hotels developed new ways to monitor temperatures to consider
The role of procurement process in data privacy governance
Michael IreneDecember 13, 2021
The role of procurement in data privacy governance is critical to any organisation’s data privacy framework. Yet, most stakeholders
Information management in today’s economy
Michael IreneDecember 6, 2021
In today’s economy, information management seemingly seems to present various challenges due to unprecedented shifts from paper-based
A note on accepting cookies and privacy notices
Michael IreneNovember 29, 2021
A World Economic report opines that personal data is the new oil. As such, companies want to generate this “new oil” in massive
Importance of building data governance strategies
Michael IreneNovember 22, 2021
Data governance can contribute to the making and breaking of any company. Yet, many company stakeholders rarely pay close attention to
Documentation of procedure in information governance
Michael IreneNovember 15, 2021
There is a saying in information governance “what you don’t know might be what will hurt you”. In other words, without a good
Working out the weakest link in Information Governance
Michael IreneNovember 1, 2021
There are many ways that an information governance system can collapse many ways, where even the finest of governance systems/tools
Archiving personal data and its regulatory implications
Michael IreneOctober 26, 2021
There is a saying in data protection speak, “don’t keep what you don’t need.” As simple as that may sound, many companies keep what