Industry reference guide
The five criteria that decide a privacy tool
A feature grid answers one of the five criteria that decide a privacy tool, and the other four decide whether it works in your business landscape once it is in.
What is inside
- 01The five criteria as one decisionThe five criteria named, with the one a feature grid can settle marked off from the four it cannot.
- 02What to ask a vendor about eachEvery criterion carries the question that actually tests it, and what a straight answer sounds like.
- 03The scoring sheetFive criteria down, three shortlisted platforms across, the test question printed in each row, the cells left for you.
- 04What completeness meansThe fourteen domains the obligations fall into, grouped in program order, with room to tick what the platform covers and to write in who covers the rest.
The scoring sheet on page 3 has room for three shortlisted tools.
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