60-Day Review Period Opens for 2nd Edition of CAN/DGSI 100-8
The Digital Governance Standards Institute (DGSI) is pleased to announce the commencement of a 60-day public review period for the second edition of CAN/DGSI 100-8, a pivotal standard in Canada’s data governance framework. This review represents a significant opportunity for stakeholders across various sectors to contribute to shaping the future of data governance in Canada.
Advancing Data Governance for the Digital Age
The CAN/DGSI 100-8 standard, a cornerstone in data governance is undergoing a comprehensive update to address the evolving challenges and opportunities in our data-driven world. This second edition aims to enhance organizational capabilities in managing data as a strategic asset, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements, and fostering trust in data-driven decision-making processes.
Call for Expert and Public Participation
DGSI extends an open invitation to professionals, academics, policymakers, and members of the public with expertise or interest in data governance to participate in this review process. Your insights and feedback are invaluable in ensuring that the standard remains relevant, practical, and aligned with current best practices and emerging trends.
Key Focus Areas of the Updated Standard
The second edition of CAN/DGSI 100-8 addresses several important aspects of data governance, including:
- Enhanced frameworks for data quality and integrity
- Updated guidelines for data privacy and security considering recent technological advancements
- Improved strategies for data lifecycle management
- Incorporation of emerging best practices in data ethics and responsible AI
How to Participate
Interested parties can access the draft standard and submit their comments through the DGSI website. The public review period will run for 60 days, starting from November 28, 2024 to January 31st 2025.
To participate in the review process or for more information, please visit the standard’s page.
Get involved
The DGSI’s standards development process is collaborative and open to all, and anyone interested in contributing to the development of digital governance standards is encouraged to get involved. For more information on how to participate, contact:
Darryl Kingston
Executive Director
Digital Governance Standards Institute
darryl.kingston@dgc-cgn.org
For further details or media inquiries, please contact:
Shyra Wells
Communications and Knowledge Mobilization Lead
Digital Governance Council
shyra.craig@dgc-cgn.org
About the Digital Governance Standards Institute
The Digital Governance Standards Institute develops digital technology governance standards fit for global use. The Institute works with experts, as well as national and global partners and the public to develop national standards that reduce risk to Canadians and Canadian organizations adopting and using innovative digital technologies in today’s digital economy. The Institute is an independent division of the Digital Governance Council. To learn more about the organization and its initiatives, visit www.dgc-cgn.org or contact info@dgc-cgn.org.