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Without it, the risk is never reported and organisations are lulled into a false esnse of security:
Internal teams report against their own KPIs, reporting what they like
External suppliers sign off their own work, with no accountability
'One-off' audits are inefective in a world of constant change
Privacy Risk Index (PRI)
Whilst it’s not for me to endorse any particular tool or service, I applaud this overall development which is bringing some genuine innovation.
Neelie Kroes,
Vice president of the European Commission innovation.
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Your PRA shows your current risk score and level of respect for privacy. It helps you see what needs attention and guides you to actions to improve your score.
Below are details of all the storage items found, including the following categories:
Standard web cookies, set either by HTTP headers or by JavaScript code. These can be "session" (generally deleted when the browser is fully closed down) or "persistent" (deleted when the expiry date shown is reached).
Web Storage items (sometimes known as DOM storage or HTML5 storage), set by JavaScript code. These can be "session" (deleted when the individual browser window or tab is closed) or "persistent" (lasting indefinitely).
Databases (known as IndexedDB or the Indexed Database API) stored on the browser by JavaScript code. These last indefinitely.
A tracking pixel is an invisible component embedded in a web page in order to track site visitors via a third party. The information they gather is generally recorded indefinitely and combined with data from other sites using the same pixel system.
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