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EPA's Privacy Push
By Tom Shoop | Thursday, September 20, 2007  |  11:21 AM

The Environmental Protection Agency has made some progress in setting up a privacy program to protect personally identifiable information, but it needs to do more, the agency's inspector general says. Specifically, the IG recommends that EPA:


  • Identify the Privacy Program’s key goals and activities, and establish performance measures to assess their progress.
  • Update its Privacy Program policies and procedures, and establish processes to manage and make all privacy policies available to EPA personnel.
  • Put into place a process to monitor the Privacy Program.


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