GDPR Assessments
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Read ArticleGDPR Celebrates Second Birthday
As GDPR celebrates its second birthday, we take a closer look at how our views of privacy awareness and data protection have shifted.
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5:07Watch VideoThe GDPR Turns Two
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3:59Watch VideoAre IP Addresses Personal Data? - Part 1
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APEC, GDPR, and State Law all have their benefits when it comes to Privacy Compliance.
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Read ArticleWake Up Hospitality: Marriott Fine Proves GDPR Legislation Has Teeth
Marriott announced that the UK ICO communicated its intent to issue a fine of over $124 million for infringements of the GDPR in relation to the Starwood guest reservation database incident.
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A Little Privacy Please
Why ISO 27018 can benefit organizations seeking to comply with the GDPR
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Read ArticleKey Observations since GDPR Enforcement
Giant strides have been made in privacy rights and regulations in Europe and many parts of the globe ever since the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) became enforceable on May...
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52:14WatchLooking Back at GDPR and Looking Forward
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Read ArticleWhat Will the Biggest Cybersecurity Risk Be in 2019?
The cybersecurity risk landscape is constantly evolving, and regulations like GDPR are making it even more crucial for organizations to protect their customers' and users' privacy. By...
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Read ArticleA Little Privacy, Please: Why ISO 27018 Can Benefit Organizations Seeking to Comply With the GDPR
Ever since it was announced that the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) would take effect on May 25, 2018, globally-minded organizations have been scrambling for solutions to...
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Read ArticleAustralia’s Anti-Encryption Collision with GDPR Sub-Processing
On December 6th, Australia passed a surprising law with a global impact on privacy. The new law requires any Australian company to build backdoors to encrypted data and communications...
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Read ArticlePhishing the GDPR Data Subject Rights
Companies across the globe are now working toward compliance with the EU GDPR, while phishers may be preparing to exploit their new compliance processes. Airbnb first fell prey to a...
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Read ArticleGDPR – Perspective from a Seasoned Auditor 3 Months in @ BoxWorks
This week, I had the privilege of sitting on a panel, with Crispen Maung, the chief compliance officer at Box along with Hendrik Reese, a senior manager and GDPR practice lead from...
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2:15Watch VideoCaCPA - United States: It's our turn
Many predicted the U.S. would follow the GDPR, but this soon?
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Read ArticleCalifornia Privacy Act Vs. The General Data Protection Regulation
Organizations across the globe are making their way back to the ‘war room’ to analyze their applicability against one of the most comprehensive data privacy laws sweeping the US
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California Privacy Act Vs. The General Data Protection Regulation
Can you rely on GDPR to satisfy the requirements of CCPA?
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Read ArticleSecurity in a Post-GDPR World
With so much focus on organizational compliance and privacy adoption, it’s easy to overlook the important role that individuals can play as their own privacy and security advocates....
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Read ArticleGDPR and Its Effect Since the Go-Live Date
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which has now come into force, has a primary aim of strengthening the data rights of European Union residents. Moreover, it helps...
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Read ArticleExperts Break Down GDPR Risks for Investors
Privacy protection is about to change. Starting on Friday, May 25, the European Union will be enacting the General Data Protection Regulation.
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Read ArticleGroup Fines Under the GDPR
“Up to 4 % of an undertaking’s global worldwide annual turnover for the preceding fiscal year” This is arguably the single most powerful (and certainly the most frightening)...
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