Which of the following is NOT a common challenge large organizations face when implementing data...

When implementing data portability, organizations often face significant challenges due to the complexity of managing data transfers. These challenges commonly include concerns about third-party data, technical compatibility for data transmission, and security considerations. However, the technical skillsets available in the transmitting organization is NOT typically identified as a primary challenge because most organizations have or can acquire the necessary technical expertise through training or by outsourcing.

Explanation of Options:

A. The presence of third-party data in the data to be ported: This is a valid challenge, as the inclusion of third-party data can raise legal and contractual concerns about ownership and transferability.

B. Technically compatible systems for transmission feasibility: Ensuring that data can be transferred between systems in compatible formats is a critical and common challenge.

C. Security considerations in relation to the transfer of the data: Data transfers must be secure to prevent unauthorized access or breaches, making this a valid challenge.

D. The technical skillsets available in the transmitting organization: While technical skills are important, organizations usually have the ability to address this issue through hiring, training, or outsourcing, making this the least common challenge.

References from CIPP/US Materials:

IAPP CIPP/US Certification Textbook: Discusses operational challenges related to data portability, including system compatibility, data security, and third-party involvement.

NIST Privacy Framework: Addresses organizational readiness and data transfer risks.