Starting in December, Nomura Research Institute will offer companies a paid service that assesses how well employees understand compliance (adherence to laws and regulations). It presents practical scenarios encountered in daily work, with answers submitted on a computer. By next April, when the Act on the Protection of Personal Information takes full effect, the company expects approximately 100 companies to adopt the service.
(November 25 / Nihon Keizai Shimbun, evening edition)
Recently, relatively technical measures for protecting personal information have attracted attention, but of course those alone are insufficient. Human and organizational measures are the essential foundation. This service can help with that.
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