SupplyChainPrivacy.com provides essential tools to safeguard data across complex supply chains

Toronto, Canada, December 4, 2024 – In response to the increasing prevalence of supply chain privacy risks, Managed Privacy Canada is proud to announce the launch of SupplyChainPrivacy.com, a new platform designed to equip organizations with the essential tools needed to safeguard data throughout their complex supply chains. With recent studies indicating that 80% of companies face significant privacy risks in their supply chains, the need for effective privacy management solutions is more critical than ever.

Visitors to SupplyChainPrivacy.com can access a free vendor risk assessment checklist, which helps organizations evaluate their vendors’ data protection practices and mitigate potential privacy risks. This resource is part of Managed Privacy Canada’s ongoing commitment to providing businesses with the necessary tools and knowledge to navigate privacy challenges effectively.

Key Features of SupplyChainPrivacy.com:

• Comprehensive Vendor Risk Assessments: Tools to evaluate vendor compliance with privacy regulations and best practices.
• Data Protection Strategies: Essential guidelines for establishing robust data protection measures throughout the supply chain.
• Regulatory Compliance Resources: Up-to-date information on privacy laws and regulations impacting supply chain management.
• Training and Support Programs: Ongoing training resources to keep employees informed about supply chain privacy risks and mitigation strategies.
• Free Vendor Risk Assessment Checklist: A valuable tool for assessing vendor data protection practices and minimizing risks.

“We are proud to celebrate our 35th anniversary, marking decades of commitment to innovation and excellence in serving the Canadian business community. As we look forward to the coming year, we are announcing numerous projects to secure key industry sectors and make data protection manageable by Canadian firms. We are excited to announce several upcoming initiatives immediately available for the financial services space, healthcare, and education, designed to give back to our industry and the Canadian public,” says Claudiu Popa, CEO of Managed Privacy Canada.

To learn more about how SupplyChainPrivacy.com can help your organization manage supply chain privacy risks and explore potential partnership opportunities, visit www.supplychainprivacy.com.