KEEPING CURRENT

The world is an ever changing place - your organization continues to adapt to new challenges and opportunities, and at the same time information protection & privacy expectations and legal requirements continue to evolve throughout the world.

Periodic Status Check

In order to ensure your organization maintains a cost effective approach to managing information protection & privacy risks, Navigate LLC can be engaged for Periodic Status Checks. This service can be delivered as part of a retainer relationship to ensure our availability to address specific questions as they arise, or through regularly scheduled Quarterly or Semi-Annual current state updates of your organization’s information protection & privacy practices.

Power Hour

Whether your organization is considering a new project, a new line of business, or just wants to maintain awareness of the latest developments in the information protection & privacy realm, our Power Hour series provides a focused orientation to specific topics that you need to understand in order to manage risk.

This service is designed for senior leadership within the organization, and is continually refreshed based on our ongoing monitoring of the changes in information protection & privacy practices and requirements around the world. This information can be delivered in a variety of formats to best meets your needs such as:

• 60 minute one-on-one discussions designed to answer the specific questions of individual executives, or
• two-hour executive team briefings designed to provide a deeper understanding for a group of executives, or
• delivery of an “At-a-Glance” briefing document providing the latest analysis on a specific topic.

While these discussions can address any specific question of interest to your organization, topics such as the information protection & privacy considerations of implementing revenue-generating or cost-cutting techniques and technology architectures are popular - (e.g., “The Implications of Moving to Cloud Computing”, and “Your Web Site and the Debate on Behavioral Advertising”).