Privacy, Data and Cybersecurity - Page 2

External policies and practices form the legal and operational framework that obliges organizations to act in accordance with laws, industry standards, and best practices set by trade associations. These external guidelines range from formal legislative articles and binding regulations to recommendations for information security, quality assurance, and ethical conduct. For…

Data governance forms the framework within which organizations systematically oversee the availability, usability, integrity, and security of data. By establishing policies, processes, standards, and performance indicators, a unified approach is created to manage data as a strategic asset. Roles such as data stewards and data custodians ensure that data quality…

Cybersecurity is the cornerstone of modern business operations in an era where digital systems and data flows are indispensable for continuity and competitiveness. The continuous evolution of threats—ranging from sophisticated ransomware campaigns and state-sponsored attacks to social engineering tactics and internal misconfigurations—requires organizations to implement a layered defense strategy. Core…

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) forms the foundation of modern privacy legislation within the European Union and the European Economic Area, by creating a uniform legal framework that governs the processing of personal data. This regulation imposes obligations on every entity that processes personal data, regardless of company size…