Data Privacy Program

We are the partner/reseller for N-kryptcorp.com.

Companies around the world face growing challenges related to the privacy and protection of consumer, employee, vendor and partner data. Proliferation of sensitive data: gathered, stored and recycled within the data stores of the company boundary or exchanged with vendors require a policy oversight and effective controls.

Factors impacting use of personal data include:

• Globalization of data flows
  
• Outsourcing and offshoring
  
• Conflicting cultural expectations
  
• Government security concerns
  
• Rapidly changing regulatory and contractual requirements
  
• Consumer expectations and brand protection
  
• National trade issues
  
• Centralized technology architectures
  
• Distribution and supply chain demands

In this environment, organizations face particularly complex privacy compliance issues, especially those stemming from the flow of data across country borders. Multinationals must therefore understand and comply with the data privacy and protection requirements of the countries through which their data pass. This is often accomplished through a detailed reconciliation of the laws across multiple countries.

Regardless of whether you do business domestically or globally, the challenges presented by data privacy issues continue to grow in light of rapidly evolving business realities, such as:

• The Growing Enterprise
  
• Outsourcing
  
• The Global Economy
  
• Technology Changes
  
• Complex Geographic Regulations

Our Value Add:

Medilexis can assist you to evaluate, design and implement privacy programs that protect consumer, employee, vendor and partner data enterprise-wide. We understand that managing the privacy of data assets is a complex business issue that enterprises must respond to with scare resources. Our approach is a risk-based methodology, intended to help maximize the efficiency and effectiveness of your privacy activities while attempting to reduce initial and ongoing operational costs. Improved efficiencies in data handling processes are usually an important ancillary outcome of this approach.

Designing and integrating privacy controls into technology architectures such as human resources management systems, customer relationship management systems, enterprise resource planning systems and identity management solutions.

Evaluating the impact of specific privacy regulations and helping devise a compliance strategy. Enabling the assessment, monitoring, and management of your privacy framework and program. Improving current processes by augmenting and supporting existing privacy initiatives, helping you bridge the gap between the current state of your privacy efforts and your desired environment.