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Data Risks in the Great Resignation: DSARs, Data Exfiltration, and the Costs of Compliance

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Presented by Today’s General Counsel and Exterro

SPEAKERS:
Darcey M. Groden, Employment Attorney, Fisher & Phillips LLP
Constantine Karbaliotis, Senior Privacy Advisor, Exterro

Over half of US employees already have or plan to leave their jobs this year. If this self reported intention comes true, it means a tremendous amount of headache, not only for HR and recruiting, but also for privacy department.

In California, the employee exemption from CCPA is set to expire at the end of 2022. As we have seen in Europe where employee data is not protected, departing employees almost always submit data subject requests for their data. Recent statistics show that while consumer requests average about $1500 US to satisfy, employee requests can be 20 times that amount.

In addition, when employees leave, they may intentionally or inadvertently expose personal data from your organization, either of customers, suppliers or fellow employees.

Please join this webcast and explore:

  • How to address employee DSARs
  • How to manage costs through automation
  • How to prevent data exfiltration or loss when employees leave the organization

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