InformationWeek and VMBlog Feature Data Privacy Best Practices from Prove Chief Compliance Officer Lesley O’Neill
Complying with shifting privacy regulations across the globe has never been more complex or more important. In honor of Data Privacy Day, Prove’s Chief Compliance Officer Lesley O’Neill spoke with VMblog and InformationWeek about data privacy best practices and the best ways to get your entire organization excited about protecting consumer privacy.
Read the two articles:
InformationWeek: Will Your Company Be Fined in the New Data Privacy Landscape?
VMblog: Data Privacy Day and Ensuring our Safety in 2023
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