Robert Johnson is a blue-flame thinker. IAPP published his article about the flawed ITAM paradigm, highlighting the conflict between IT asset management (ITAM) and IT asset disposition (ITAD), which causes regulatory noncompliance and data security risks.
Bob’s article highlights how organizations often lose track of IT assets, resulting in unresolved assets containing regulated personal information. The article emphasizes the importance of recognizing the need for change, particularly implementing segregation of duties (SOD) between ITAM and ITAD, to ensure data security and compliance.
Public companies risk regulatory scrutiny if they do not implement SOD in ITAM/ITAD. Privacy professionals should know this risk and advocate for SOD within their organizations.
Ready to future-proof ITAD strategy? Contact us or call me at (888) 839-6555 or email kmarks@retire-it.com. I would be pleased to share a strategy and outline the options for vendor-agnostic defensible disposition.
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