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Using Security To Protect The Privacy of Customer Information


{LANG_NAVORIGIN} Enterprise Security
By: Alan Pacocha, 04/03/2004



Although the concepts of governmental privacy regulation and an organization's privacy policy were discussed in this curriculum, this document will tie these together. In addition, it will focus on how these influence the design of an organization's information security, as well as organizational infrastructure. Sound privacy policy for an organization must be supported by the appropriate information security infrastructure. It is obvious, that as the Internet has blossomed into a means to offer products or services, it has also increased the various risks to organizations collecting and storing confidential customer data. There is also increased pressure to ensure security infrastructures, both technical and organizational, are equipped to protect this customer data once collected. Currently, one of the highest priorities among organizations is customer data confidentiality, due to government regulations and customer demand.

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