Data Privacy Is Personal, and Trust Is Still Fragile
Data privacy concerns are nearly universal, yet trust in organizations to protect personal information remains limited. In recognition of Data Privacy Day, we surveyed professionals across multiple industries to better understand how individuals view data privacy, both personally and within their organizations.
The results reveal a clear disconnect between widespread concern, cautious confidence in workplace practices, and a broader lack of trust in institutions responsible for safeguarding data. The findings also highlight the specific factors that most influence trust, including transparency, security, and independent validation.
Download the full report to explore key insights into how data privacy perceptions are shaping trust, behavior, and expectations in today’s data-driven environment.
