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For privacy officers, feds lag private sector

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​Privacy offices in government departments tend to be under-resourced, although privacy professionals in general are well-trained, generously paid and enjoy seniority within their organizations, according to a new survey published Thursday by the International Association of Privacy Professionals and EY and based on a detailed survey of nearly 800 executives with privacy responsibilities at regulated and unregulated…

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For privacy officers, feds lag private sector
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