GDPR: It’s Getting Personal
With the deadline to the enforcement of the EU GDPR approaching, it is important to understand the future implications to our business and how we engage with our customers.
GDPR
Why Invest in Data Privacy?
With just three months to go until the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) becomes enforceable on May 25, most global companies are racing toprepare. We all want to avoid the...
Are Customer Data Privacy Concerns Slowing Down Business?
Today’s savvy customers are paying more attention to the data privacy features of the products and services they buy. They want to know what data is captured, how it is...
Three Things Businesses Can Do to Protect Data Privacy
Today, protecting data privacy is a must. Companies must demonstrate how they are protecting data privacy to earn the trust of global customers, users, partners and employees.
GDPR Compliance: Weather You Like it or Not
Imagine this: A weather app that tracks you without your knowledge or consent! An Innocuous Weather App? Weather apps are great. Who doesn’t have one? Like everyone else, you downloaded a free weather app to your smartphone years ago. At that time it
Get Ready, Get Certified: Early Adoption of CBPR Makes Doing Business with Asia Easier
While the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) enforcement deadline is less than a year away and it’s “all systems go” to get ready, privacy – like all other fundamental human rights – is not just a European issue. The specific rules and
Digital Transformation: Analysing Analytics
With analytics top-of-mind for every industry, Simon Blissett dives into network and applications analytics in Financial Services.
GDPR: Start Your Privacy Protection Planning Now
One of the most talked about topics at the June Infosecurity Europe 2017 conference in London was the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). This is a new law concerning data privacy which will render the implications of a data breach much more
GDPR, Cisco and You
In less than a year from now, on May 25, 2018, the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will be enforced, significantly increasing potential fines and costs for data processing in EU member countries and anywhere EU personal data is processed.