Data Privacy Radar - A Federal Perspective
Blog post from Box
Box's Data Privacy Radar series discusses the evolving landscape of compliance and information governance, with a focus on U.S. federal government standards, which are notably complex and frequently updated. The Privacy Act of 1974 marked the government's initial effort to regulate how federal agencies handle personally identifiable information (PII), and subsequent legislation like the E-Government Act of 2002 has further shaped how privacy is managed in electronic systems. Box supports federal customers with tools like the Privacy Impact Assessment template to align with these regulations, ensuring PII is properly managed within their platform. The company prioritizes achieving high-level certifications such as FedRAMP High to enhance trust, not only for government clients but all organizations using their services. Additionally, Box provides solutions like Box Governance and Box KeySafe to address security and compliance needs, ultimately easing the burden of compliance for their customers so they can concentrate on their core missions.
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