I work for an insurance company. I see a lot of sensitive info about people. Full names, addresses, bank info, several sensitive diagnoses because it’s health insurance…
Yearly compliance = do I remember my legal obligations in handling this info correctly so we don’t have huge privacy breaches? Which memory hole do I shove it down when I’m done?
I think the appropriate memory hole would be the circular filing cabinet. Seriously, if your current policy/procedures are solid, this is just a reminder not to be stupid or careless. An exercise in ticking boxes to be sure, but when it matters it REALLY matters.
Alamutjones@aussie.zone 2 days ago
I work for an insurance company. I see a lot of sensitive info about people. Full names, addresses, bank info, several sensitive diagnoses because it’s health insurance…
Yearly compliance = do I remember my legal obligations in handling this info correctly so we don’t have huge privacy breaches? Which memory hole do I shove it down when I’m done?
Thornburywitch@aussie.zone 2 days ago
I think the appropriate memory hole would be the circular filing cabinet. Seriously, if your current policy/procedures are solid, this is just a reminder not to be stupid or careless. An exercise in ticking boxes to be sure, but when it matters it REALLY matters.