Types of Data Requests
The presentation "Types of Data Requests" by LDM Global outlines four primary categories of data requests encountered by organizations. Internal data requests originate within a company to support management, audits, and strategic planning. Externa
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Types of Data Requests Presented by LDM Global
Internal Data Requests Initiated within an organization Common examples: Reports for management Data analysis for internal audits Focus on operational improvements and strategy planning Requires coordination across departments (IT, Legal, HR, Finance)
External Data Requests Initiated by external parties such as clients, vendors, or partners Common examples: Client due diligence Vendor assessments Data sharing governed by agreements (NDAs, contracts) Emphasis on accuracy, speed, and confidentiality
Legal and Compliance Data Requests Driven by regulatory and legal obligations Types include: eDiscovery requests Government or law enforcement subpoenas Requires strict adherence to compliance standards (e.g., GDPR, HIPAA) Often involves legal counsel and risk management teams
Freedom of Information (FOIA) Requests Public right to request information from government bodies Applies mainly to public sector organizations Requires: Timely response Transparency Redaction of sensitive information where necessary Promotes accountability and public trust
