Data Inventory Roadmap: Business Guide

Do you know what data you collect, use, sell, share, and store?

Data inventories help companies understand the data they have from start to finish. It includes all the third-parties involved and all the systems on which they rely. This means for each process you have, you know what specific pieces of information you’ve collected about each person and where each of those pieces of information are stored.

While there is no requirement to maintain a data inventory in U.S. state consumer privacy laws, privacy and data protection laws in other regions of the world have this requirement. Additionally, U.S. state privacy laws and others have obligations around identifying and notifying individuals of the business purpose for collecting categories of personal information.

Regardless of whether this obligation is written into a law, any company looking to have responsible privacy practices should create and maintain some level of record-keeping around how personal information flows through their organization. And that is why our Data Inventory Guide is here to streamline this process for you. Designed to save you time, effort, and money, our step-by-step guide provides clear definitions, important compliance considerations, insights into common questions, and practical actions for immediate implementation.

Grab your complimentary guide today and start simplifying compliance!