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Question 166

Integrating privacy requirements into functional areas across the organization happens at which stage of the privacy operational lifecycle?

    Correct Answer: C

    Integrating privacy requirements into functional areas across the organization is primarily focused on implementing and embedding privacy controls and measures into everyday operations, which is characteristic of the 'Protect' stage. This stage involves taking the necessary steps to ensure that privacy requirements are systematically and effectively implemented throughout the organization, which includes incorporating controls and safeguards into processes, systems, and employee practices.

Discussion
SsouravOption: D

D. Sustain. In the privacy operational lifecycle, the “Sustain” stage typically involves the integration and maintenance of privacy requirements and practices across different functional areas within the organization.

thecheaterzOption: C

The answer is C. Sustain is about monitoring, auditing, training and awareness

DPRamoneOption: C

https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/iapp-cipm-certified/9781394153800/c04.xhtml

carlosbuiOption: D

should be D

emily0922Option: C

Should be C, refer to the CIPM BOK, it is listed under the Protect portion

mgmferreiraOption: C

Letra C

mgmferreira

Nesta fase, as políticas e procedimentos que foram avaliados são implementados e integrados em toda a organização. Isso pode incluir uma variedade de ações, como a incorporação de controles de privacidade em processos e sistemas, treinamento de funcionários, e a implementação de medidas de segurança para proteger dados pessoais. Esta fase é essencial para garantir que os requisitos de privacidade sejam efetivamente incorporados nas operações diárias da organização.

DracoLOption: C

"privacy requirements into functional areas across the organization" which mean training and awareness across the people which is at the Sustain stage

DracoLOption: D

Correct is D. the previous is typo. Not C