As federal programs as diverse as the National Security Agency and the Drug Enforcement Agency come under scrutiny for their privacy practices, Mary Ellen Callahan, CIPP/US, former CPO at the Department of Homeland Security, says federal agencies of all kinds can avoid privacy disasters by adhering to the most crucial of Fair Information Practice Principles: auditing and accountability. In this latest post for Privacy Perspectives, Callahan lays out in detail how privacy worked at DHS under her watch and why CPOs need “holistic investigatory authority.”
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