7 questions about RGPD that you need to know how to answer
GDPR arrived in May 2018, but doubts do not stop appearing. Not all organizations feel prepared to comply with the procedures of the new law. That’s why we’ve prepared 7 questions about RGPD that need to be answered!
Find how data masking can prevent RGPD fines
GDPR fines are high and in case of default there is much more to lose than just money: reputation, good image with customers and trust by stakeholders is damaged and may even lead to the end of the business. Therefore, it is essential for companies to be able to protect their information at different stages of the data-processing process, and masking of data is increasingly becoming an alternative that companies use. In today’s article, let’s see how data masking can prevent GDPR fines!
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“I was fined for violating GDPR. What should I do?”
The GDPR is already in place and has already begun to make its first “victims”. Many people doubted the existence of large fines, but the truth is that several European companies were fined due to legal failures. Among the main causes of fines are the following: undue access to data by an excessive number of users, breach of data integrity and confidentiality due to lack of preventive measures and inability to ensure the technical implementation of previous measures. Companies that are fined for failure to comply with the new legislation have a long way to go to regain the trust of their customers and other stakeholders. In today’s article, we leave some tips for getting back on the heels of a GDPR fine!
What changes with the arrival of the GDPR?
May 25, 2018 will be very important for companies, as it is the day on which the new general data protection regulation comes into force with mandatory character. Companies need to be prepared to receive the new law accordingly; otherwise, they will be victims of the heavy fines that the new regulation contemplates. So, this is the time to answer the question: but what, after all, changes with the arrival of the GDPR?
