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Data privacy examples

IBM Big Data Hub

Far-reaching regulations like Europe’s GDPR levy steep fines on organizations that fail to safeguard sensitive information. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDRP) The GDPR is a European Union privacy regulation that governs how organizations in and outside of Europe handle the personal data of EU residents.

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Guest Post -- New Global Data  and Privacy Regulations in 2018 and the GDPR

AIIM

The deadline for compliance is right around the corner, and the penalties for non-compliance are potentially large enough to put companies out of business. In December of 2015 an agreement was reached, leading to the adoption of General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in April 2016. What are the penalties for failure to comply?

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Fuel digital transformation with data security and data privacy

Collibra

From legal to IT and marketing to finance, every single business unit holds some stake in data security and data privacy. Look at these price tags for some of the most expensive data breaches over the last 10 years: Equifax – $700 million settlement, ~143 million people affected, 2017. Adhere to regulations, such as the GDPR and CCPA.

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Data integrity vs. data quality: Is there a difference?

IBM Big Data Hub

And because high-quality data is easy to store in the correct environment as well as collect and compile in mandatory reports, an organization can better ensure compliance and avoid regulatory penalties. For example, geographic metadata can help an organization ensure that its management of customer data stays compliant with GDPR.