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Data is a valuable asset for almost every organization. It offers a competitive advantage, drives every big idea, and informs every critical decision. But as the volume of data the world generates grows year on year, how can businesses keep pace and leverage these modern data assets for their own benefits?
When managing large volumes of data, minimization is crucial. But what about the data that needs to be retained? We explore why data might need to be kept, the risks of over-retention, and steps for ensuring the data you do keep is secure.
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) are two of the world's most critical data privacy laws. By understanding how they work, you can ensure your organization is best positioned for compliance.
United States financial institutions must urgently improve their data governance and information security policies to respond to data security rules like the SEC's Regulation S-P amendments, which requires them to report data breaches within 30 days
Retail enterprises are increasingly targeted by cybercriminals, highlighting the need for robust data governance and security measures to protect sensitive customer information. The response starts with a thorough data inventory, identifying sensitive data across essential business applications like Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, and SAP.
Data privacy involves understanding which privacy laws are relevant to your business, and implementing a strategy to follow them to reduce regulatory risk. Learn how, and how platforms like RecordPoint can help.