When most IT execs hear the term “corporate privacy policy,” they think about what their company promises its consumer customers in policies such as those from LinkedIn, Uber and Evernote. But what about policies in contracts entered into with businesses that will handle data from or about your company? Those are rare, and that is a massive security hole.
Let’s start with the low-hanging fruit. Think about the various Android and iOS devices your employees use. The devices constantly monitor their users. And I mean constantly. It used to be that users could go private by entering airplane mode and making sure that Wi-Fi was deactivated.
