CIPM Exam [2024] Questions with
Comprehensive Solutions Graded A+
General Goals of a PPM (Privacy Program Manager) - Answer - 1. Identify privacy
obligations
2. Identify risks to business, customer, employees
3. Identify existing privacy procedures
4. Create, revise, implement procedures
General Goals of a Privacy Program - Answer - Promote trust, improve reputation,
foster awareness, respond effectively while continuing to monitor, maintain, and
improve
Define Accountability in the Context of a Privacy Program - Answer - Ability to not only
demonstrate the ability to comply, but also the actual execution of this compliance, to
applicable laws across the data life cycle - with documented evidence!
Motivations for Privacy Programs - Answer - 1. Regulatory/Legal Compliance
2. Safeguarding against attacks
3. Reputation and Brand
4. Consumer & Employee Trust
5. Maintaining Value of Information Assets
Why must Privacy Programs be implemented "Across the Organization"? - Answer -
Each functional group will have it's own initiatives and tasks to support the privacy
program, therefore policies should be created and enforced at the functional level. With
widespread buy-in and sense of ownership there is higher adoption. Success requires
collaboration.
A Privacy Program Should Accomplish the Following Three Goals, with the Ultimate
Objective of: - Answer - Three goals: Demonstrate Compliance, Reduce Risk, and Build
Brand Confidence
Ultimate Goal: Achieve safekeeping and responsible use of personal information
What is Privacy Governance and What are the Components? - Answer - Guiding a
privacy function towards compliance and enabling it to support the business
1. Vision/Mission
2. Scope
3. Framework
4. Strategy
5. Structure Team
Describe a Vision and Mission Statement for Privacy Governance - Answer - Concisely
communicates the organization's privacy stance to stakeholders.
Provides the purpose and ideas of a privacy program in just a few sentences to
communicate to all LOBs. Should be revised as needed.
Internal and external stakeholder consensus is important