Next up in Privacy Technology at #enigma2021, Kelly Huang from @ethyca speaking about "GONE, BUT NOT "FORGOTTEN"—TECHNICAL & PRACTICAL CHALLENGES IN OPERATIONALIZING MODERN PRIVACY
Now a user writes to request you delete their data. Where is it? How do you do that? Who's responsible for privacy in your business.
* access
* rectification
* deletion
Legal's trying to uphold them, but it's a technical question!
Legal wants to decrease risk but don't know software
It takes a lot of time to handle these requests, too!
They need a streamlined technical solution.
Average SMB has data in 10 different systems.
Some poor software engineer is trying to track down what data is where?
What even *is* PII? There's no real standard.
What should be returned? What should be deleted.
Make a definition and stick to it.
2. Find all the PII
3. Use pseudonymization to replace PII with some kind of random value which can't be tied back to the user
[reminder I am livetweeting this is not me speaking]
Maybe a centralized team who can handle this?
If you're a small company, plan ahead!
* you have a timeline -- often 30 or 45 days
* but that's not enough time if you haven't planned for streamlined speed
Ideally you won't need it, but have a backup plan, in case something goes wrong with a slow data system
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— Dr. Thomas Binder, MD (@Thomas_Binder) October 22, 2020
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