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Introduction
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Key Points
- The single most important consideration when starting out.
- What to budget for (time, people, internal politics).
- One specific failure mode you should watch for.
- A small win you can ship in week one.
Implementation Steps
- Map the surface area: where the relevant data lives today.
- Pick a single owner per system and document them.
- Set up the audit trail before turning on enforcement.
- Run a dry-run on a small subset and verify the evidence output.
Conclusion
Stay consistent and monitor your progress weekly, not quarterly. The teams that stay ahead of regulators are the ones treating governance as a continuous program, not a once-a-year audit sprint.
Tip from the team
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