Complying with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and protecting personal data should be a priority for companies during the deconfinement phase. Some organizations have been able to adapt to the reality of remote working with relative ease, using established procedures, practices, and solid IT infrastructure while complying with the GDPR. For others, the process
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The pandemic caused by the new coronavirus and the consequent measures of isolation and social confinement led to the generalization of telework. As such, many companies have been forced to restructure and find tools to adapt to this new reality.
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Did you know that… With changing work styles and technological advances, new threats to data security have emerged, as is the case of cyber attacks. 2019 is considered the “worst year ever recorded” in terms of data breach activity. Currently, companies have more reasons to worry about the security of their sensitive data, whether it’s
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Cybercrime is the biggest threat to all companies worldwide and one of the biggest problems in modern society. In 2019, as in 2018, there were several sectors affected by hacker attacks. According to Juniper’s research, the losses last year were $2 trillion. And yet, cybercrime is expected to cost the world $6 trillion annually by
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Brazil passed the General Data Protection Act (LGPD) in August 2018. The Brazilian law was inspired by the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which replaced the legal standards in place in the European Union. Now it’s Brazil’s turn to move at full speed towards the LGPD’s application. Although they have common goals, there are significant
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Companies working with Digital Marketing need to manage data for their sales strategies. Thus, personal data is essential to research the market and develop the profile of the brand’s public as a way to attract new customers. Well, with LGPD’s entry into force in August 2020, all companies will have to make changes to their
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Google can’t keep up the new paradigm of data protection and gets a fine. Google got fined once again, this time in France. The multinational got a €50 million fine for failing to comply with GDPR obligations. This is, so far, the first time an European regulator issues such a big fine. It’s also a
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