Bermuda sits at the crossroads of the Atlantic, physically, culturally, and economically. This has long been to the island’s benefit, claiming the best of multiple worlds to create a prosperous and successful community.

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In the privacy context, two polar ideologies are often presented as in conflict: the protection of individual rights versus business success.

 

Following Bermuda tradition, the Office of the Privacy Commissioner rejects this either-or narrative and proposes a philosophy of Mid-Atlantic Privacy to help organisations navigate towards finding win-win scenarios, towards developing privacy practices to protect rights and enable business operations, and towards embracing challenges in order to find ways to innovate while protecting privacy.