October 6, 2021

Organizational Accountability in Data Protection Enforcement – How Regulators Consider Accountability in their Enforcement Decisions

Promoting organizational accountability among all organizations that process personal data has been one of the Centre for Information Policy Leadership’s (CIPL) main areas of focus. An important component of our work on that front has been to identify ways in which data protection laws, public policy, and approaches to enforcement can encourage and incentivize organizational accountability. This paper elaborates specifically on the enforcement component of our previous policy work on accountability.

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