On December 1, 2020, Canada's Office of the Privacy Commissioner (“OPC”) issued a report on a data security incident at the Quebec-based financial services firm Desjardins. The Desjardins incident involved an insider at the firm who accessed, collected, and leaked the personal information of over 9.7 million customers and users from Canada and elsewhere during a two year period—a staggering amount of data over an extended period of time.
Marc Gilman
Gilman is a technology attorney, compliance executive, and adjunct professor of compliance at Fordham Law bringing 15 years of law, financial services, and IT experience to his leadership role at Theta Lake. Gilman’s legal expertise focus on global technology-related legal and regulatory issues, such as information management, software and product development, cybersecurity, SEC and FINRA regulation, GDPR, and electronic communications platforms. Gilman is a certified information privacy professional with both the CIPP/E and CIPP/US credentials.
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Desjardins Case Highlights The Need for Better Oversight
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Marc Gilman on Jan 6, 2021 6:27:52 AM
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While most startup founders would prefer not to pore over laws, regulations and interpretive materials to design a perfect product, it’s an essential exercise for those developing financial services solutions. For fintechs and the other finserv-related startups (e.g., regtech, suptech, etc.) understanding the regulatory obligations of customers and prospects will be core to your mission. In some cases, the process of interpretation and analysis might be a heavy lift involving expert outside counsel, lobbying efforts, and specialized consulting services.
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