Changes in global data privacy regulations present challenges for corporate compliance departments. Complying with constantly changing regulations requires an understanding of the myriad of laws in numerous countries and the steps needed to comply with those laws. Companies seeking to comply with ABAC regulations must be able to conduct reasonable, risk-based due diligence of their third parties. Such due diligence requires vetting third parties and their principals.

Implementing a robust third-party due diligence program depends on access to data. Typically, for a corporation to vet its third parties without violating the country’s data privacy laws, the corporation must possess a detailed understanding of the obligations that come with access to personal data.

To help companies, navigate this complex environment, STEELE published an ebook relating to data privacy laws in Brazil, Russia, India, and China (BRIC). Download Legally Obtainable Data in BRIC Countries to discover the following:

• An overview of each country’s data privacy laws and regulations.
• A detailed discussion of what constitutes legally obtainable data in each market.
• The types of consent required from the data subject.
• A discussion of the challenges companies face when conducting third-party due diligence in the BRIC countries.
• The role of private investigators in the third-party due diligence process.

Download “Legally Obtainable Data IN BRIC Countries” now to learn how companies can avoid misuse of personal data and conduct due diligence within the legal scope of data privacy laws.