The whitepaper explains that effective governance of anonymized data is essential both before and after anonymization to manage residual privacy risks and ensure responsible use. Before anonymization, organizations should define roles, establish policies and procedures, communicate with stakeholders, and prepare to identify and manage breaches. Strong governance includes training, clear accountability, audit trails, and risk assessments. After anonymization, continuous monitoring is needed to address changes in data environments, regulations, and technologies that may affect identifiability. Organizations should track data access, anticipate emerging risks, and respond quickly to incidents through mitigation and evaluation. Ongoing review and improvement of governance processes help mainta

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