CCPA enforcement is set to get underway in July, understanding your company’s obligations under the law and using the right technology can help you achieve regulatory compliance.
Developing a data strategy that is both defensive and offensive may seem overwhelming but it can deliver the expectations from stakeholders while staying in compliance with privacy laws.
Securing digital identity on immunity passport will require a trusted guardian that has significant checks and balances in its design and always put our privacy first.
To ensure responsible Trusted Computing, it is vital that organizations employ full-coverage security measures including the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) and Self-Encrypting Drive (SED).
Advertisers are expected to lose $100 million a day to digital ad fraud in the next five years, what preventive approach that business can take to protect themselves?
With number of remote workers growing, companies need to re-think their security policies to make the employees’ homes a safe, sustainable and productive work environment to work in.
Focusing on data quality rather than quantity means companies can drive better business outcomes, remain in compliance with privacy regulations, and prove to consumers that they respect their privacy.
Organizations should be wary of the security risks posed by AR technology with growth in usage for lowering operational costs, increasing productivity and streamlining processes.
With data centers accounting for $400 billion of data breaches annually, companies should start thinking about de-risking the infrastructure by investing in cloud data management and people.
By implementing an employee monitoring strategy that is inherently GDPR-equivalent to privacy, your organization will be better prepared for future data privacy obligations.
