Data processing and communication systems and methods for operationalizing privacy compliance and regulation and related systems and methods

A computer-implemented data processing method for electronically facilitating third-party regulation of a privacy campaign, the method comprising:

• displaying, on a graphical user interface, a prompt to create an electronic record for a privacy campaign;
• receiving a command to create an electronic record for the privacy campaign;
• creating an electronic record for the privacy campaign comprising campaign data and digitally storing the record in memory, the campaign data comprising:
• a description of the campaign;
• one or more types of personal data related to the campaign;
• a subject from which the personal data was collected;
• a storage location of the personal data;
• and
• one or more access permissions associated with the personal data;
• processing the campaign data by electronically associating the campaign data with the record for the privacy campaign;
• digitally storing the campaign data associated with the record for the campaign;
• identifying, by one or more processors, one or more pieces of campaign data that require third-party regulator approval;
• exporting, by a processor, the identified one or more pieces of campaign data for review by the third-party regulator;
• displaying, on a graphical user interface, the one or more pieces of campaign data to the third-party regulator and a prompt to provide feedback regarding the one or more pieces of campaign data;
• receiving, from the third-party regulator, via the graphical user interface, feedback regarding the one or more pieces of campaign data;
• and
• modifying the electronic record for the privacy campaign to include the feedback.

A computer-implemented data processing method for electronically performing third-party oversight of one or more privacy assessments of computer code, the method comprising:

• flagging the computer code for third-party oversight, the computer code being stored in a location;
• electronically obtaining the computer code based on the location provided;
• automatically electronically analyzing the computer code to determine one or more privacy-related attributes of the computer code, each of the privacy-related attributes indicating one or more types of personal information that the computer code collects or accesses;
• generating a list of the one or more privacy-related attributes;
• transmitting the list of the one or more privacy-related attributes to a computing device associated with a third-party regulator;
• electronically displaying one or more prompts to the third-party regulator, each prompt informing the third-party regulator to input information regarding one or more of the one or more privacy-related attributes;
• and
• communicating the information regarding the one or more privacy-related attributes to one or more second individuals for use in conducting a privacy assessment of the computer code.