How should organizations respond to ethical breaches in digital privacy practices?

[killamch89]

Data leaks, algorithmic bias, unauthorized sharing - ethical breaches in privacy can devastate trust. When an organization gets called out, what’s the right response? Full transparency and third-party audits, or quietly fixing the issue and moving on? Should regulators impose steep fines or mandate restorative measures like free identity monitoring? I’m especially interested in examples where companies turned a scandal into an opportunity to rebuild credibility. What steps did they take, and what pitfalls should be avoided?