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SponsoredData governance is key to automating privacy operations for lower risk and costs (sponsored)
Informatica explains why data privacy governance through metadata-driven intelligence and automation should be a key priority in 2021
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The importance of training: an interview with Lawpilots CEO Philipp v. Bülow
Remote working, rising cyber-crime and increased data protection regulation mean that it has never been more important to ensure your staff are well-trained. In this Q&A, Philipp v. Bülow of Lawpilots explains what a good training programme should include.
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Data locality is a compliance control, not a security control
Data locality is increasingly seen as important, but is there confusion as to why it matters? Microsoft’s Mark Anderson explains what he believes to be the real reason for its importance
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Exterro: From E-Discovery to Privacy, Effectively Manage Risk
Exterro was founded with the simple vision that applying the concepts of process optimization and data science to how companies manage digital information and respond to litigation would drive more successful outcomes at a lower cost.
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DPOrganizer: Helping privacy pros since 2015
Egil Bergenlind was working as a data protection officer at iZettle when he realised the need for more efficient privacy management. Predating GDPR by years, he set out to find a better way of working for privacy professionals.
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Resilient risk management for the FinCrime professional in today’s new normal (sponsored)
Financial crime has increased substantially since the outbreak of the pandemic. Regulated firms are being attacked on all fronts and criminals are getting more sophisticated, with an increase in criminal scams and laundering activity associated with this crisis. As if they weren’t already, compliance teams face challenging times ahead. In this article, NorthRow discuss how FinCrime professionals can build resilient risk management processes in whatever passes for today’s new normal.
