U.S. gov agencies privacy requirements compliance by type FY2022 | Statista

As of fiscal year 2022, 96 percent of U.S. CFO and 98 percent of Non-CFO Act agencies in the United States ensured their privacy workforce had the appropriate knowledge and skill. Furthermore, 88 percent of CFO and 94 percent of Non-CFO Act agencies assessed their hiring, training, and professional development needs concerning privacy.

Share of U.S. government agencies complying with privacy requirements and managing privacy risks as of fiscal year 2022, by agency type

Characteristic	CFO	Non-CFO
The agency ensures that the agency’s privacy workforce has the appropriate knowledge and skill	96	98
The agency has assessed its hiring, training, and professional development needs with respect to privacy during the reporting period	88	94
The agency has developed a workforce planning process to ensure that it accounts for privacy workforce needs	75	76
The agency has developed a set of competency requirements for privacy staff, including program managers and privacy leadership positions	75	79

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May 2023

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United States

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FY 2022

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CFO Act agencies and Non-CFO Act agencies

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