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  • What your comprehensive, pre-tested. robust incident readiness and response plan should contain
  • Defining roles and responsibilities and who coordinates efforts?
  • What are the legal standards?
  • Policies and procedures to ensure alignment with your organization, best practices and updates for new and emerging threats
  • Training on policies and procedures
  • How to build staff awareness including detection of malware, signs of data breach
  • Putting your Incident Response Plan (IRP) to the test to arm your team with experience
  • Table top exercises to test every IPR procedure from detection and containment to remediation and recovery
  • What does proactive compliance mean in the context of these different organizations?
  • How do the obligations change depending on the sensitivity of the information?
  • Baseline security requirements
  • Self assessment, vulnerability assessments
  • What constitutes sufficient steps to meet legal obligations to safeguard and protect client/customer information
  • What is best practice in protective and preventive measures?
  • Checklist for assessing how well your organization protects and safeguards client and customer information
  • Preparing for transfer of information across borders – are Canada’s standards good enough?
  • Privacy impact and security assessments – meeting regulatory and business expectations