The long-awaited EU General Data Protection Regulation will have a transformative effect on how organisations collect, process and manage data – and this will require IT to collaborate closely with the rest of business if compliance is to be achieved. In these bespoke videos, we investigate the matters at the heart of the GDPR.
Struggling to get started with GDPR? Watch this video to discover how you can become GDPR compliant.
GDPR offers businesses the opportunity to differentiate themselves from the competition, according to data privacy and information security experts speaking at a recent Micro Focus roundtable.
In this Micro Focus roundtable, information security experts discuss how CISOs can use GDPR to drive business transformation, from improved data management to generating new revenue streams.
GDPR sees the introduction of mandatory security notifications and data breach fines, putting the CISO under huge pressure to improve defences and attack remediation.
CISOs are under huge pressure to keep their business protected, and now they must ensure that the organisation is compliant with the upcoming GDPR. Here’s how they can get started.
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will have a huge impact on EU citizens and the multinational organisations handling their data. So how can companies become GDPR compliant by May 2018?
GDPR offers businesses the opportunity to differentiate themselves from the competition, according to data privacy and information security experts speaking at a Micro Focus roundtable.
GDPR will impact every area of your business, from security, IT and marketing to sales, legal and the C-Suite. GDPR is a business challenge that can only be conquered through collaboration.
Coming into full effect on 25 May 2018, businesses operating in Europe must comply with a legislation that promises a dramatic overhaul to existing data protection legislation.