Local Government

All units of local government are subject to the same federal and state legislation requiring privacy and information security as businesses. 

Your entity collects, stores, and disposes of personally identifiable and business information on employees, constituents, and clients.  Whether you are responsible for a town, village, city, county, or other municipal unit, you and your organization are responsible for safeguarding the information the public has entrusted with your entity.

The public sector has reported numerous and some of the most egregious information compromises over the last several years.

Your organization can quickly and easily protect your employees and constituents by putting privacy best practices in place with  policies, procedures, and training programs that involve little or no administrative overhead. 

One of J. Campana & Associates certified government information privacy professionals will provide you and board members with an informative presentation on your nexts steps to becoming privacy compliant. 

What laws are you subject to and what’s your risk? See “Regulatory Links” and "Publications" in our Publications and Press Resource Area.

Resources for municipalities and non-profit entities:

Identity Theft: The Business Time Bomb

Businesses and Government Agencies Contribute to IDT

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