Providence, RI – March 21, 2017 – Lisa Berry-Tayman has been recognized by the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) as a Fellow of Information Privacy (FIP), one of a select group of less than 370 IAP fellows with the highest accreditation available. She is the Senior Privacy and Information Governance Advisor at CyberScoutTM (formerly CyberScout), the leading data security and identity theft protection firm.
Lisa Berry-Tayman is a member of CyberScout’s Consulting Group, a diverse and highly experienced team of information security, compliance, information governance and data privacy experts. The Consulting Group analyzes the unique data risk management needs of CyberScout customers and provides actionable guidance to enhance their information security posture and keep their data privacy and compliance programs up to date.
“With this designation, Lisa has met the highest standards for information privacy professionals, demonstrating a broad understanding of privacy laws, program management and data protection,” said Eric Hodge, director of privacy at CyberScout. “We’re delighted that she brings such comprehensive knowledge to her role as privacy adviser to CyberScout’s clients.”
Privacy professionals are the arbiters of trust in today’s data-driven global economy. They help organizations manage rapidly evolving privacy threats and mitigate the potential loss and misuse of information assets. The IAPP is the first organization to publicly establish standards in professional education and testing for privacy and data protection. IAPP privacy certification is internationally recognized as a reputable, independent program that professionals seek and employers demand.
The FIP designation is available to those who have earned a Certified Information Privacy Professional/United States (CIPP/US) as well as a Certified Information Privacy Manager (CIPM) or Certified Information Privacy Technologist (CIPT), all of which are recognized by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) as the gold standard accreditation of credentials for information privacy professionals.
Becoming an FIP demonstrates a comprehensive knowledge of privacy laws, privacy program management and essential data protection practices through the successful completion of at least two IAPP credentials and considerable on-the-job experience. Berry Tayman-joins a highly select group of professionals worldwide who currently hold the FIP designation.
Ms. Berry-Tayman lives in Avon, Indiana, a suburb of Indianapolis, from where she supports CyberScout’s corporate headquarters in Providence, Rhode Island, as well as regional offices located in Phoenix, Arizona, Montreal, Canada, and in Galway, Ireland.
