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ARTICLE · 20 DECEMBER 2021

Comparing The Data Protection Assessment Requirements Across The Next Generation Of U.S. State Privacy Laws

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A data protection impact assessment or data protection assessment (DPIA) is a form of risk assessment that is designed to help organizations identify, analyze and minimize the privacy risks .

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What is a data protection impact assessment (DPIA)?

A data protection impact assessment or data protection assessment (DPIA) is a form of risk assessment that is designed to help organizations identify, analyze and minimize the privacy risks associated with their data collection, use, retention, and disclosure practices.

The DPIA is a familiar concept for those versed in the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which mandates DPIAs for any "high risk" processing as a part of the "privacy by design" principle.

Historically, consumer privacy laws in the United States did not mandate the performance of DPIAs, but that is about to change.

 

Next generation privacy laws

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