As-a-service offerings

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Privacy International recognizes that your privacy program may require experience resources to address these gaps and limitations.  We offer a blend of as-a-service offerings that allow your business to succeed while reducing operational risks. 

Privacy-as-a-Service (PaaS) expands an organization’s privacy competence to create or augment your privacy program, enhance compliance, tackle risks and reduce costs.

One of the key areas in which our PaaS clients look to us for help in defining the selection criteria and operational framework for privacy and information governance technologies and the management of the bid selection through to contract.

A range of Portfolio, Program and Project Management (P3M) capabilities as well as operational management capabilities complements our bid support services and means that we can support organizations in achieving those organizational goals and successful implementation and leveraging the cost benefits through seamless integration of the technology and the business processes.

This is achieved by providing a talented consulting team to work alongside your existing privacy, security, sales, marketing and front-line staff, this enables the business to assess the long-term benefits of either recruiting, developing or augmenting your existing team and improving the management and effectiveness of your existing privacy program.

Information Governance-as-a-Service (IGaaS) is for any growing organization looking for access to consultancy to create and fulfil demand without the risk of building an expensive ‘bench’ and grow market share and revenue.

The services offered through IGaaS include:

i. Inventorying the types of data collected and establishing a system for how to store and manage these records;

ii. Developing privacy and information security policies that are aligned and achievable;

iii. Adopting a written data incident response plan or playbook;

iv. Managing the privacy and information governance vendors;

v. Training employees to prevent and respond to data breaches and individual rights;

vi. Timely notifying data breach victims, State Attorney General’s, Data Protection Authorities, Cyber Crime Offices, or Data Controllers or Business Partners when required in the event of a data breach;

vii. Providing coordination of services that protect individuals affected by a data breach from identity theft and other harms; and

viii. Regularly reviewing and updating data inventories and flows.