A Chief Privacy Officer
A)maintains security of all company audit information.
B)insures customers' privacy rights are maintained.
C)was a position created in corporations as a result of the Sarbanes-Oakley amendment.
D)is usually the CFO.
E)by law, must be the CEO of publicly-traded companies.

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A Chief Privacy Officer is responsible for ensuring that the company maintains the privacy rights of its customers. This includes designing and implementing policies and procedures to protect sensitive information, responding to customer inquiries about privacy, and complying with relevant regulations and laws. It is not related to maintaining security of all company audit information, it was not created as a result of the Sarbanes-Oxley amendment, it is not usually the CFO, and it is not required by law to be the CEO of publicly-traded companies.