GDPR Compliance Pays Off in Two Years for Large Bank
The focus on General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and its looming May 2018 deadline has spurred a number of conversations between CIOs and their organization’s legal teams. The questions remain basic but critical: Are we ready? And are we compliant?Reduce risk with the data visibility, search, and delete capabilities of Information Studio 1.1
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How GDPR and Data Subject Rights Became Your Biggest Advantage
I talk about the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) a lot. Most organisations I speak to have spent the past year or so preparing for, and worrying about, the impact of GDPR on their business. But stepping outside the corporate bubble and putting aside the views of business leaders yields some insights from consumers that can’t be ignored.GDPR: An Inevitable Consequence of Gen Z
Where has the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) come from? Perhaps in part, it’s due to Gen Z – the young, hyper-connected generation who expect everything online. As organisations have raced to remodel services and build better digital experiences for Gen Z, they’ve unwittingly created a flood of personal data. And now that GDPR is here, the pressure’s on to manage all that data more carefully than ever.
