21st Century Fox Chooses OneTrust to Operationalize Global Privacy and Marketing Compliance

By PRNewswire On Feb 7, 2019

With OneTrust, 21st Century Fox Is Automating Assessments, Data Mapping, Consent and Marketing Compliance

OneTrust, the largest and most widely used dedicated privacy management platform with 2,000 customers, including 200 of the Global 2,000, announced 21^st Century Fox (21CF), one of the world’s leading media companies, selected OneTrust for their EU privacy program compliance. 21CF will leverage OneTrust’s Data Mapping Automation, Universal Consent and Preference Management, Consent Management for Publishers and PIA/DPIA Automation for GDPR, ePrivacy and other EU privacy regulation compliance.

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As a complex, multinational organization, 21CF sought a technology to ensure data protection across various EU regions and privacy regulations. 21CF chose OneTrust for assessment automation and data mapping, allowing the compliance team to identify risks and mitigate data protection gaps in their privacy program. As 21CF looks beyond the GDPR into other EU privacy laws like the ePrivacy Regulation, they plan to leverage OneTrust for marketing compliance.

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“OneTrust is a real one stop shop for privacy,” said Fabrizia Giacomini, VP Associate General Counsel of EU Data Protection at 21^st Century Fox. “I can’t understate the importance of using a tool instead of doing it by yourself. You may need to invest more on the front end, but the work more than pays itself back in the end.”

“21^st Century Fox’s risk-adverse approach to their privacy program sets them apart as a leader in the industry,” said Kabir Barday, OneTrust CEO and Fellow of Information Privacy (FIP). “As one of the world’s leading media companies, 21CF is going above and beyond to ensure their customers’ data protection. We are proud to work alongside an industry leader to support their privacy and compliance efforts.”