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GDPR, Data Privacy and What Companies Are Doing to Keep Users Safe
In this new data protection column, we look at GDPR and how companies are meeting the challenge and what lies ahead for businesses built on data.
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Staring Down the Intersection of ePrivacy, GDPR and Privacy Shield
ePrivacy, GDPR and Privacy Shield work together to protect customer privacy and data but beware the dust hasn't settled and questions linger.
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The Missing Step in Reaching GDPR Compliance: Privacy Shield
Following the guidelines of the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield framework may be the most convenient way to comply with the EU's General Data Protection Regulation.
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9 Ways to Jumpstart Your GDPR Compliance Program
If your business is late to the GDPR party, we've got you covered. CMSWire's Dom Nicastro talked to experts to glean these tips for getting up to speed fast.
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UK Gives Citizens Right to Request Data Wipeout in Proposed Laws
British citizens could request organizations to erase personal data and ask social media providers to delete old posts from their childhood under the United Kingdom’s proposed data protection regulations.
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EU Proposals Could Force Vendors to Release Stored Data
The late night attack Saturday on London Bridge that left eight people dead and close to 50 injured has put the spotlight once more on digital data privacy and the ongoing discussion over access to data stored on the servers of data management vendors.
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GDPR Is Looming: How ECM Can Help Businesses Meet the Challenge
Companies around the globe doing business in the European Union (EU) will need to pay close attention in the coming months to a new regulation that promises to shake up the way they manage data related to EU citizens. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), scheduled to take effect in
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Does Brexit Muddy the Trans-Atlantic Data Protection Waters?
The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has been years in the making.
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Box Goes Global, Addresses EU Concerns With Zones
Box has typically been at the forefront of enterprise file sync and share (EFSS) needs, delivering features and benefits to customers months, if not years, ahead of the competition.
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Europe, US Try to Rebuild Bridge Between Clouds
At long last, it appears the shadow of U.S. intelligence agencies will not be long enough to darken relations between cloud service providers and their clients on both continents.
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Google, EU on Collision Course Over So-Called Right to Forget
A Google advisory panel has concluded that people have the right to be forgotten — or, more accurately, a right not to be mentioned in search anymore. But it contends that right should only apply in the European Union, not across Google's wider global search.
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Long Road Still Ahead in Microsoft-Nokia Deal
The US Justice Department and Federal Trade Commission have given their blessing to the merger of Microsoft and Nokia. Now the European Commission has followed suit, all but green-lighting the deal.
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EU Issues Cloud Strategy, Aims to Add 2.5 Million New Jobs
The European Commission (EC) has its collective heads in the clouds -- and sees millions of new jobs there -- thanks to a new strategy designed to help increase the adoption of cloud computing across the continent. The strategy, "Unleashing the Potential of Cloud Computing in Europe" aims to create
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The European Commission Geolocation Cookie Monster: Friend or Foe?
Regardless of whether you are a Web designer, IT administrator or not-so-humble end user of the World Wide Web, the chances are that the new European Commission’s rules on cookies -- which became law in late May of this year -- will have changed your outlook on the Internet.
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