Everyone attending this webinar has provided volumes of personal information over the years to businesses, government and (with regard to this topic) test publishers and vendors. To some extent this requires an act of faith - we trust that our information will not be compromised, misused or fall into the hands of hackers and criminals. With recent failures to protect personal information gaining legislative attention both in the US and internationally, the spotlight is on organizations entrusted with this data to sustain, not erode, the rights of individuals. This webinar will provide guidelines and tools for building and maintaining a successful privacy management program, no matter how large or small your testing organization. Two leading privacy professionals, including a former Chief Privacy Officer of a Fortune 500 company, will provide an introduction to privacy principles and walk participants through the recommended steps for developing a mature privacy management framework.
Learning objectives:* Provide an overview of data privacy principles and the evolving US and international frameworks for data privacy regulation.
* Provide participants with guidelines, resources and core recommendations for building and maintaining a successful privacy management framework, regardless of organization size.
* Use case studies in privacy management from within and outside the test publishing industry to illustrate key concepts.
Offerings are presented through a web-based PowerPoint and audio teleconference, allowing attendees to participate and ask questions from their own office or conference room. Using a speakerphone and PowerPoint at your location, you can have multiple attendees for one registration fee. Attendees receive a copy of the PowerPoint presentation after the webinar. Presenters: Mark Poole is the Director of Test Security at Pearson VUE, where he oversees the development of Pearson VUE’s secure testing framework, including data forensics capabilities, identity management services and other security initiatives. He works closely with testing sponsors to support the planning, development and continuous improvement of their test security and data protection programs. Mark is an active participant in the ATP Security Initiative and previously chaired subcommittees on the Council for Secure Testing and the IT Certification Security Council. He has two decades’ experience in the information technology, security and testing businesses and holds board certifications in information security management and data privacy.