IAPP CIPP/US Practice Exam

Category - Professional

With an increase in state law enactments pertaining to the collection, use, and storage of their citizens’ biometric data, organizations, especially those serving customers who reside in states across the US, are generally encouraged to:
  1. Create internal security standards and practices to prevent misuse of and unauthorized access to customers’ biometric data.
  2. Inform customers of biometric data collection, use, and storage practices.
  3. Obtain customers’ consent before collecting, using and/or storing their biometric data.
  4. All of the above are generally considered good practices for implementing biometric data collection, use and storage practices
Explanation
Answer: D - There has been an increase in state law enactments pertaining to collecting, using, and storing biometric data. Before collecting, using, or storing customers’ biometric data, organizations are generally best served (and best serve their customers without a strong potential for liability) by (1) creating internal security standards and practices to prevent misuse of and unauthorized access to customers’ biometric data; (2) informing customers of biometric data collection, use and storage practices; and (3) obtaining customers’ consent before collecting, using and/or storing customers’ biometric data.
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