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ARTICLE · 28 MAY 2020

A Privacy, Cybersecurity And Data Governance Framework For Return-to-business Planning

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As businesses prepare to return to on-site operations, welcoming customers, employees and suppliers back to their worksites, we can expect some public health measures will remain in place

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As businesses prepare to return to on-site operations, welcoming customers, employees and suppliers back to their worksites, we can expect some public health measures will remain in place for several months.

While these preventative measures are important to ensuring businesses can stay open and employees are protected, many of them raise privacy, cybersecurity and data governance considerations.

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada has emphasized that organizations' privacy obligations are not reduced during public health emergencies; they must still be able to justify the handling of personal information in accordance with the law.

Prepare a privacy impact analysis

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