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Five Things Every CSO Needs to Know About the Chief Privacy Officer

CPOs and CSOs need to cultivate common ground between security and privacy

By Sarah D. Scalet

Or it may be that the CPOs themselves morph. O'Connor Kelly, for one, already wonders if "privacy" might be too confining a concept for what she does.

"Years ago, people said privacy might be the wrong word, [that] it's really about information management," she says. "I think more and more that may be the right way to look at it. I wouldn't say that privacy is the wrong word, but I think that privacy may be limited. We're looking at bigger issues of the responsible use of information."

That's a conversation that the CSO certainly doesn't want to miss.

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