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GDPR is coming. Are you ready?
Regulators will begin enforcing the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation on May 25. Here are steps you can take to make sure your compliance program is ready.
5 must-ask questions for complying with GDPR’s ‘Right to be Forgotten’
For all US-based companies that might have EU data, it’s time to segregate that data and initiate proper protocols to ensure fines don’t come your way after May.
5 reasons you need to hire a chief privacy officer (CPO)
Businesses today run on data, but with great value comes great risk. Here are five good reasons to hire a chief privacy officer.
To manage GDPR data risk, pay attention to your service level agreements
Your technology suppliers provide a pipe, platform or other web-based application to enable their clients to do business over the Internet. Unless the client has stipulated their security requirements, the supplier is likely to only...
Digital exhaust royalty: will it solve some of Facebook and Google’s personal data usage travails?
Has the time come now for users to be paid royalty for use of their “digital exhaust” by corporations like Facebook and Google? Will a digital exhaust royalty framework be win-win for both: the corporations whose business model is...
Mark Zuckerberg’s Tylenol moment
It will be very expensive for the Facebook CEO to respond as decisively to fix his ailing social media platform in the spirit of James Burke, who successfully navigated Johnson & Johnson through its crisis of trust 35 years ago. It...
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Tremors in the boardroom as GDPR moves the regulatory paradigm from compliance to exposure
Any business leader who wants to sleep at night after May 25th, 2018, will need to move from a defensive to an offensive posture on GDPR.
Data privacy: What your employees don’t know but should
Employees tend to have significant gaps in their data privacy awareness, particularly about the data handling requirements of regulations like the GDPR and EU-U.S. Privacy Shield.
How is the tale of the Three Little Pigs a lesson for GDPR?
And what will you do when – not if – the big bad wolf comes along?
It’s time for companies to embrace Europe’s new data guidelines
All that data your company has everywhere? It’s time to corral it.
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GDPR: Are you ready for the new face of data privacy?
The CIO's guide to the breadth and depth of GDPR.
Becoming GDPR compliant quickly, effectively and risk-free
The hype around the GDPR compliance has recently reached the fever pitch recently. Thus, it seems essential to share the tips that help company become GDPR compliant without risks and on time.
GDPR: prepare your ERP system
It's become clear that GDPR is an issue that businesses must start to plan and adjust for as soon as possible. Are you?
Facebook takes on non-consensual intimate images
Non-consensual intimate images are a serious problem that tech companies are trying to prevent. Facebook’s pilot reporting program in Australia is a thoughtful first step to address this major social issue.
Compliance strategy is just the start of your privacy program
Understanding the conflicting privacy regulations in countries around the world.
EU privacy law says companies need to explain the algorithms they use
Explainable AI is needed to fully comply with the new EU data protection law. But companies don't need to sacrifice the benefits of machine learning accuracy to do it.
SAP buys Gigya to boost customer identity access management offering
SAP is giving its business software users a new way to track their customers, with the acquisition of customer identity management specialist Gigya.
Why is privacy engineering suddenly important?
What is privacy engineering and why should we care about it?
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