Put simply, now that GDPR has arrived it isn't the end -- it's a new era of data privacy wherein organisations will have to constantly reevaluate data security and the consequences for failures. The GDPR journey is just beginning.

Procrastination might be common human behavior but in the case of the European Union's upcoming General Data Protection Regulation(GDPR), it could be deadly to the bottom line of a large percentage of American companies.

three core business areas where integrated efforts are necessary to achieve GDPR compliance, and the distinct challenges of each

Depending on the size of your organization and the information security measures you have implemented, applying the GDPR’s requirements can be a big challenge.

By taking action to prepare for GDPR today, your organisation will prevent potential financial and regulatory consequences.

Just uttering the words General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is almost enough to make grown adults faint.

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