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PII Training Required for Government Contractors, Effective Jan. 19

Posted on January 19, 2017 by Dissent

Christian B. Nagel, Todd R. Steggerda, Ronald L. Fouse, David G. Dargatis, and Edwin O. Childs of McGuireWoods LLP write:

Beginning January 19, federal government contracts will contain additional training requirements for contractors who deal with personally identifiable information (PII) or with a system of records.

Affected contractors must provide privacy training to their employees, and be prepared to provide documentation of the training to the appropriate contracting officer.

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