Three Years Later: Tips for Sustaining GDPR Compliance
Since the start of the pandemic, the new way of working has resulted in many people becoming more dependent on connecting online in remote settings than ever before. This shift has resulted in a significant increase in cyber breaches.
The European Union (EU) implemented the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in May 2018 to regulate the handling of personal data for all EU citizens. As high-profile attacks continue to dominate the headlines, many countries are beginning to take a hard look at implementing data privacy legislation to place a greater emphasis on the protection of data in addition to prompting authorities to get tougher on enforcing legal frameworks in the coming months. As the three-year anniversary of the law approaches, it’s important to re-examine how organizations can most effectively maintain institution-wide awareness of both technical and legal implementations required to make compliance successful