Compliance Made Easy—Simplify Your Approach to Privacy
summary
Demonstrates how organizations leverage the NIST Privacy Framework and community crosswalks (CCPA, ISO, NIST CSF) to consolidate hundreds of requirements into one profile spreadsheet that maps ~100 subcategories to regulations, records notes and gaps, and assigns maturity tiers 1–4. Shows using this inventory-first approach (systems, data actions, data elements, processing locations) to prioritize legacy vs. critical systems; templates and real-world usage by Optic Cyber Solutions are provided.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:21Agenda
- 0:54Similarities
- 2:37Privacy Framework Components
- 2:59The Core
- 3:20The Hierarchy
- 4:18Implementation Tiers
- 5:28Tier Characteristics
- 5:50Privacy Profiles
- 7:40Cyber Security and Privacy Risk
- 9:45Example Scenario
- 11:39Privacy Regulations
- 12:20Notes
- 13:48Overall Process
- 14:56Gaps
- 19:56Responsibilities
- 21:03Categories of Individuals
- 26:10Legacy Systems
- 29:54Processing Environment
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