European Union GDPR Data Rules Prompt Cyber Security Review
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April 5, 2016
Josh Walker
Description
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a new EU regulation that is expected to be in force by Spring 2018. This incoming regulation is designed to enhance the levels of data protection and could act as a catalyst for change surrounding cyber security. This legislation could push companies to go for a more state-of-art cyber security system, in order to protect their customer/stakeholders and to shield their business infrastructure and assets from breaches. The articles states that organisations need to ‘bite the bullet’ in the transitional period to accommodate a more modern approach to information security. The articles further claims that to combat the sophistication of cyber crimes, businesses need to have developed technologies in place that give a composite view of security.
Our Response
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