GDPR compliance deadline is approaching: 10 things to do right away
The GDPR will be enforceable on May 25, 2018, yet many businesses are not ready. Here are 10 things your business should do now to get GDPR compliant.
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Image: iStockphoto/mixmagic Big Data Here’s how Google will handle your data under GDPR
Google has improved user transparency and controls and strengthened its privacy compliance program to prepare for GDPR.
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Image: iStockphoto/lucadp Big Data How the GDPR could spark a lean data revolution and help companies control data costs
Karen Schuler, head of data and information governance for BDO USA, talked with TechRepublic about her recent report detailing how the GDPR will change the way companies approach data.
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Image: iStockphoto/stevanovicigor Artificial Intelligence Welsh police facial recognition software has 92% fail rate, showing dangers of early AI
Data released by the UK police force confirmed claims from watchdog groups that the software is inaccurate.
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Image: iStockphoto/SBphotos Security How to request your personal data under GDPR
A subject access request will require any company to turn over data it has collected on you, and it's pretty simple to do.
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Security Protect sensitive data with these five free encryption apps
Protecting customers' personal data is vitally important to the future success of every organization. Encrypting that data with one of these apps is a good place to start.
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Image: iStockphoto/Pe3check CXO Report: 60% of companies likely to miss GDPR compliance deadline
The EU General Data Protection Regulation implements sweeping changes on companies that deal with customer data. Compliance laws go into effect on May 25, 2018, and most companies aren't prepared.
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Security Understand the GDPR guidelines for obtaining lawful consent to process data
The acquisition of clear and express consent to process personal data under the GDPR will be a priority for all organizations starting May 25, 2018. Here are some simple guidelines.
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Security Top 5: Things you should know about GDPR
Still not sure how GDPR will apply to your business? This list contains the essentials about the European Union's privacy regulations that will take effect in May.
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Image: iStockphoto/phive2015 Security Report: 41% of companies have 1,000+ sensitive files open to every employee
Data security firm Varonis released a report with alarming statistics about how unprotected corporate networks truly are.
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Image: iStockphoto/welcomia Microsoft Microsoft hired a data protection officer to comply with GDPR: Should your company do the same?
Under certain circumstances, the GDPR requires businesses to hire a data protection officer. Microsoft recently announced their pick for DPO. Here's why your enterprise should consider doing the same.
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Image: iStock/nevarpp CXO GDPR compliance tips and tools for business leaders
These GDPR resources--which include a cheat sheet, a compliance checklist, a policy, and more--will help your business prepare for and comply with the EU's General Data Protection Regulation.
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Image: iStockphoto/mixmagic Security As GDPR looms, 60% of global enterprises still don’t properly tag sensitive data
More than a third of organizations have no procedures in place to identify risk to different individuals, according to AvePoint and CIPL.
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Image: James Martin/CNET Security Could Facebook’s data debacle force more companies to act like Apple on privacy?
Apple CEO Tim Cook called on Congress to create tougher measures protecting people's data and privacy.
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Image: iStockphoto/mixmagic Security 61% of professionals worried about GDPR impact on recruiting and hiring
A recent study found that while 70% of compliance professionals feel that they'll be ready for the May 25 GDPR deadline, doubts loom.