When the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal broke, it wasn’t an isolated incident—it was the result of years of overlooked red flags. Complaints about third-party data misuse were ignored, and warnings about Cambridge Analytica’s practices were brushed aside. By the time action was taken, it was too late—the damage was done. So, what can organizations learn from this crisis?
Address Risks Early – Don’t wait for a crisis.
Proactively manage risks in third-party partnerships and enforce strong data protection measures.
Take Control of the Message – Delays in accountability worsen a crisis. Fast, transparent communication is essential to regain trust.
Prioritize Data Privacy – Protecting user data is crucial for maintaining trust. Clear policies and transparency are key.
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The Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal was a wake-up call. Will your organization learn from it?
