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Securing The Future The Importance Of Digital Trust In Todays Business Landscape
Digital trust refers to the level of confidence that individuals, organizations, and society have in the security, privacy, and reliability of digital technologies.
The right to Data Portability Under GDPR
Under the European Data Protection (GDPR), every individual within the European Union has the legal right to obtain Personal Data concerning them in a commonly used machine-readable format.
Trust and Confidence in Data Privacy
Gaining and retaining the trust and confidence of customers is critical to remaining competitive. Companies of all sizes, from sole traders to multinationals, need to take GDPR privacy rules seriously.
Facebook refuses Subject Access Request
Facebook refused to comply with the SAR request, claiming that it was “too difficult to locate the information” within its massive data repository.
GDPR: Consent and Lawful Basis for Processing Employee Data
Despite the fact that the GDPR has been in force since May, 2018, many businesses remain unsure of how the law affects HR activities.
Opinion: Privacy and The Marketing Battleground
Protecting consumers’ data involves much more than having a privacy notice on the company’s website, or even defending the company’s network from a cyber-attack.
Cloud data breaches caused by human error
Kaspersky Lab report research discovered that ‘social engineering’ of staff accounted for 90% of data breaches in the cloud.
Protecting Your Business Against a Phishing Attack
Recovering from a ‘successful’ phishing attack can cost a medium sized business more that a million dollars, so it’s absolutely vital for companies to understand how to identify a phishing scam and ensure their employees are made fully aware of the risks these attacks pose.
What should your board be doing about GDPR?
Fines of up to £18m, or 4% of the firm’s worldwide turnover can be imposed by the ICO for firms that have deliberately failed to comply, or continually fail to address data protection shortcomings.
